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Blackcap My first Blackcap of the winter today, a male, SW Warks UK

Cheers Keith, I might risk it!

Are there any grazing cattle on there, do you know?

Cheers again Aeshna5

All in Warks. I'd hazard a guess at the first as Aethes smeathmanniana, but likely way out! The other 2 just can't find! Any help appreciated, many thanks

Looks good, cheers Mike

Thought this one be easy to find, but....! Warks. Many thanks

Thanks, Aeshna, that's one for the books round here! No wonder I couldn't find it!

Warks. Just can't place just right! Many thanks

Many thanks Aeshna, much appreciated.

Don't know if these pics are good enough for anyone to help with id please? Warks. Many thanks

Cheers, Andy. Yes, tried using Edge instead of Firefox and got on with just a warning at the top of the page about a security certificate!

I've used the excellent 'moths by larval plant' list many times on the Northumberland moths. org.uk site, but have just tried to get on and Norton has blocked it as being dangerous! Anyone know what has happened?

Cheers, much appreciated.

Sorry for the 'simple' one for most, but don't get to see these normally! My guess Herring? At a water treatment works Warks. Many thanks

I've pm'd you!

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Years ago I did walk around the local area alone, but knowing that I was unlikely to meet anyone else. Nowadays, there are quite a number of poaching/ hare coursing incidents which discourage me quite a bit. But the main reason is... a bloke can easily nip behind a tree..... we can't! We have to...

Brilliant! Hope it returns.

Cheers, Deb.