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| Meet the hawkmoths! Left to right: Pine, Elephant, Eyed and Poplar |
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| True Lover's Knot |
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| Green Silver-lines |
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| Nice to catch a green moth |
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| Peppered Moth |
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| Shears |
Full moth list follows, if you enjoy that kind of thing...
- Cinnabar, 19
- Setaceous Hebrew Character, 16
- Marbled Minor agg., 10
- Treble Lines, 9
- Heart and Dart, 7
- Brown Rustic, 6
- Large Nutmeg, 5
- Buff-tip, 4
- Burnished Brass, 4
- Large Yellow Underwing, 4
- Scorched Wing, 4
- Clouded Border, 3
- Flame, 3
- Clouded Silver, 2
- Eyed Hawkmoth, 2
- Flame Shoulder, 2
- Light Emerald, 2
- Small Clouded Brindle, 2
- Swallow Prominent, 2
- Tawny-barred Angle, 2
- Angle Shades, 1
- Beautiful Hook-tip, 1
- Bright-line Brown-eye, 1
- Buff Ermine, 1
- Common Swift, 1
- Dark Arches, 1
- Double Square-spot, 1
- Elephant Hawkmoth, 1
- Green Silver-lines, 1
- Orange Footman, 1
- Pale Oak Beauty, 1
- Peppered Moth, 1
- Pine Hawkmoth, 1
- Poplar Hawkmoth, 1
- Riband Wave, 1
- Shears, 1
- Spectacle, 1
- True Lover's Knot, 1
Splendid photos. And the video clip shows off the eye-markings to perfection - would certainly scare me off if I was a predator!
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