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ID for attractive moth please (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter rogerscoth
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Brian Stone
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Hiya Roger
Thats Dusky Sallow (Eremobia ochroleuca). We get quite a few around here.
Thats Dusky Sallow (Eremobia ochroleuca). We get quite a few around here.
hjalava
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rogerscoth
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Thanks Brian and Harri - that was a quick reponse!
I really must try harder, but the moth that I photographed was flat on the wallpaper, with it's wings spread. On the web-site pictures the wings were closer together in a natural position - and this fooled me!
Roger
I really must try harder, but the moth that I photographed was flat on the wallpaper, with it's wings spread. On the web-site pictures the wings were closer together in a natural position - and this fooled me!
Roger
