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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.
Another 'devilish' host
.... this time for another Lifer in Antler Moth! What a popular flower this one is with the insects.

By this time we were nearly half-way round the lake with still no sign of the diver. And a very muddy path it was in places!

Ann's husband had been up the day before and had actually got a picture of it on his phone.... and he's not a birder. We really didn't want to have him gloating when we got home, did we!
Habitat
Mountain forest
Location
Hell, Trondheim, Norway
Date taken
9 August 2018
Scientific name
Cerapteryx graminis
Equipment used
Fuji Finepix HS50 Sports Mode Continuous
We did SEE the divers - two of them at times - but they always seemed to be at the far side of the lake from wherever we got to :( So now I went back to check my shots from that day. I think if I got out a magnifying glass, I could find them both in one pic I took ;)
 
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Nice one Delia, lovely job and many tfs, I managed to get out to Martin Mere today and really enjoyed it, it is the furthest I have been for almost six weeks.
 
Your newbie sure picked a pretty bloom. Congratulations on the newest lifer Delia.

Vicki
 
Great that you found a good devil. In traditional medicine a treatment for urolithiasis. Probably for the moth as well? :t: :eat:
 
and another great photo, Delia!!! superb setting for this exquisite moth, and congrats for your lifer!!! top class, many tfs!!!
 

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