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Twenty Plumed Moth
A micro moth resting on the kitchen wall, it is less than a centimetre across.
Habitat
The kitchen within a suburban house
Location
Leeds, West Yorkshire UK
Date taken
06/02/2024
Scientific name
Alucita hexadactyla
Equipment used
Canon 90D and Sigma 105mm f2.8 Macro EX
Shutter speed, aperture & ISO
1/200 f2.8 ISO 3200
Staff member
Opus Editor
Supporter
Great goodness!!!

That's a marvellous picture you've taken of this moth Keith. His wings look a bit damaged, don't they.

Thought I saw a moth fly in front of my car today, but guess it could have been a little leaf LOL (it was quite windy).

Well... when I say quite, I mean very LOL
 
Opus Editor
Great goodness!!!

That's a marvellous picture you've taken of this moth Keith. His wings look a bit damaged, don't they.

Thought I saw a moth fly in front of my car today, but guess it could have been a little leaf LOL (it was quite windy).

Well... when I say quite, I mean very LOL
That is the normal appearance of the wings, hence the name twenty plumed moth.
 

Media information

Category
Invertebrates
Added by
Keith Dickinson
Date added
View count
122
Comment count
2

Image metadata

Device
Canon Canon EOS 90D
Aperture
ƒ/2.7999999523163
Focal length
105.0 mm
Exposure time
1/200 second(s)
ISO
3200
Filename
IMG_4224.jpg
File size
127.8 KB
Date taken
Tue, 06 February 2024 6:27 PM
Dimensions
1200px x 801px

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