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Found this tiny one flying during the day, it's on a Dandelion leaf, its Very small!
Started by bugmankeith on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arachnoboards):
I would say it is a moth of some sort, just not sure which one..
It is one.
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Literally! To start the thread of what should be a quiet month. I trapped last night. Four moths of three species. December Moth 2, Dark Chestnut 1, Large Yellow Underwing 1. So, still ticking over - haven't yet had a completely blank weekend.
December...
Started by derekatwern on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at northwalesbirding):
So, no extra species Despite the weather there are still a few moths out there!
This week, Scarce Umber x1, Winter moth x1 records for sending....
December moth, 3x Scarce umber and the aparrently now obligatory single Red chestnut.
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Seems a little pointless starting a December moths thread so late into the month, and I can imagine there will be few posts through January and February as well. So I figured we could stick them all onto this thread instead of having 3 threads.
In the...
Started by Adam M on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at birdforum):
2 Chestnut
1 Common is a Ruby Tiger (its behaviour....
Trapped in the garden with the MV last night.
Dave W The tropical conditions yesterday had out hoping for a few moth tonight.
Last night:
1 December Moth
1 Light Brown Apple Moth.
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We have a moth infestation in our kitchen that is spreading into other parts of our house. I took everything out of the pantry and threw away anything I thought they might have gotten into. Then I sprayed with a pet/children friendly spray for moths and...
Started by golden mariposa on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at qvc):
It's a sticky paper! They did get the moth traps that jetts_mom mentioned and that not only helped, but with them literally running around!!--seriously!! after Every....
If you have a Menard's nearby, they carry moth traps that work really well.
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A quick view of a lovely emperor moth taken last year – I was very lucky to see a number of these beautiful moths last season, more than I have in any other...
Started by Matthew Pugh on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at naturescapes):
Gorgeous moth nice Matthew, great looking moth I like the setting....
Excellent detail and a wonderful light, as always- Hope to get this species someday, it should Matthew! This shows the markings and colours so well with the wings open.
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I'm rearing these for the first time so i thought id do a diary. if you dont know what they are, they are one of the most dramatic uk moths and larvae. they are about a quarter grown and growing fast, feeding on willowherb. pics to follow.
Started by agrius on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bugnation):
In this species like others the males antenae are bigger....
There *might* be a partial second for locating mates.ive never heard of this organ, have you a link or something morph .
Most uk species have one generation per year.
Emerge sooner.
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Found this moth on the wall outside my lab today.
She has been laying eggs all afternoon, which are now darkening so I guess are fertile and could hatch soon.
I am travelling tomorrow, so ideally need to know what she is so I can put the eggs onto the...
Started by morgan on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bugnation):
Maybe feed on grass Thanks Agrius, I think you are spot on with the id
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Moth
Good list of foodplants for them, so think these pretty things best i can do is cinnabar....
I think it might be a ghost swift moth.
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Ive always wanted to find these, but so far i havent so i was pretty surprised to find some at the BTS
12 for a fiver
I did get 2 extra, the one went missing then was found, then went missing again, and the one seemed ill so i seperated that one and that...
Started by Morpheus uk on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bugnation):
All ID'd hopefully as exotic moth foodplants so then i can stat properly keeping moths beech trees Moth, Saturnia pavonia Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2010 6:22 pm Part of the furniture
Joined: Sun Sep 17, 2006 male? Crackin pics m8 and yes....
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I know I was a child the last time I saw a moth with antenna like this one has. Anyone know what kind of moth? Hard to get a good picture, its way up at the top of living room curtains. Tula
Started by Alanson1 on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mibirdingnetwork):
"Vitually....
For all species of insects, it's a tad overwhelming to use at times if you have a moth you'd likeI remember seeing moths with antenna like this one, but I know not the name
of your moth color of this moth.
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It is always good to see moths. I actually prefer them to butterflies. Thank you for posting.
Started by Thunderhawk on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at photocamel):
The UK has some good moths and there are several hundred species so much more variety than.
Gautam.
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