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Post by lizb on Jun 29, 2016 13:40:22 GMT
Particulalry intrigued by second one. I thought I would be able to track it down on the internet because it is so distinctive, but most of European info is on butterflies.   |
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kiml
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Post by kiml on Jun 29, 2016 14:43:07 GMT
Hi Liz
The second one is not a moth but is Libelloides macaronius which is a neuropteran in the family Ascalaphidae usually called an Owlfly.
The first is one of the Tortrix family, these can be tricky in Britain and at present there is no book for this group that covers either Greece or Europe as a whole.
Regards
Kim
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Post by lizb on Jun 29, 2016 14:54:50 GMT
Thanks Kim
Particularly re Owl-fly. Wish I had got some more pictures of these. But all the insects, particularly butterlies and flies, were so active in the heat - and I was definitely less active than usual! My main problem is where to classify this in my various nsect spread sheets!
Liz
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