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Post by lizb on Jun 14, 2016 10:19:56 GMT
Last ones for time being! The first was a wincy one in a wildflower meadow. The second - another pug! Thank you for any help.   |
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kiml
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Post by kiml on Jun 21, 2016 15:21:45 GMT
Hi Liz
The micro moth is Micropterix calthella a very common species if you look in buttercups in May and June, Micropterix is a very primitive group which unlike virtually all other moths have mouth parts.
The Pug looks like it is partially melanic and therefore could be one of several species.
Regards
Kim
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Post by lizb on Jun 28, 2016 13:47:53 GMT
Thanks Kim
So many insects like buttercups! Since there has been a policy in parks and gardens to allow wild flower meadows a massive proportion of my insect shots on on the. I think I am going to do a special photo study!
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