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Red-line Quaker |
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Dark Chestnut |
Can't compete with Mike's tropical selection but a few nice moths as the garden cooled down this week. A Grey Shoulder-knot and Red-lined Quaker needed a ladder to pot them off the back house wall.
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Diurnea lipsiella |
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Grey Shoulder-knot
Tried the actinic on Thursday and was rewarded with a superb Dark Chestnut. Last night a bit of a puzzler - a rather plain and triangular moth with subtle angles and patterned Diurnea lipsiella, following singles here on the 30th October 2011 and 2015.
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