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Moth ID (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Sussex_Birder
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Andy Adcock
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An Epirrita species, November Moth, Winter Moth.
A tough group and I don't think you'll get a specific ID on this.
A tough group and I don't think you'll get a specific ID on this.
Sussex_Birder
Well-known member
Hi Andy
Many thanks for your reply.
I thought it might be November Moth but it flatly refused to rest with wings open to allow a view of the upper wing.
Regards
Many thanks for your reply.
I thought it might be November Moth but it flatly refused to rest with wings open to allow a view of the upper wing.
Regards
