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  1. Mary

    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    On a short visit to Salwarpe yesterday morning, we came across our first sighting of a Hornet Mimic Hoverfly. Couldn't believe the size of it! https://www.flickr.com/photos/mairis-wildlife/14666690009/
  2. Mary

    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Yes, Treble Lines no 2. I'd hazard an uneducated guess at Uncertain for no 4, but can't help with the others. I'm into the 2nd year with a 40w actinic, and have just found a jump in numbers/species with the warmer, cloudy nights; 116 species to date. I'm only doing macros.... can't get my head...
  3. Mary

    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    We've seen a couple of Red Admirals locally in the past week. Maybe they're just a bit late, as the Small Tortoiseshell seemed to be, and there will be a late flurry?
  4. Mary

    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Just noticed the addition of 'quite small', so my tentative id on the other thread is way out!
  5. Mary

    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    OH took this of a teneral Club-tailed at Gwen Finch today. Great to see some insect life about at last!
  6. Mary

    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Des, we had the same one recently, put it on the moth thread, and it was id'd as Ancylis badiana, a micro moth.
  7. Mary

    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    We've seen our first Butterflies of the year in Wyre Forest; very tatty Comma & 2 lovely male Brimstones.
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