Starting with a moth that I have highlighted previously, but this specimen is in top condition with no sign of wear.....so worth another look....
Coronet, Craniophora ligustri
This isnt why its called the Lobster Moth...(though its a great moth to look at, not the run of the mill 'brown' one....
Lobster Moth, Stauropus fagi
This is why its called the Lobster Moth....go here http://creepyanimals.com/2013/01/lobster-moth-caterpillar/ although im not particularly happy with their idea that the moth is boring...!
We have already seen Elephant Hawkmoth in previous posts...and heres the smaller version of it...I caught a couple of these last year which was a real surprise.....so I was looking forward to catching them again...
Small Elephant Hawkmoth, Deilephila porcellus
I have caught these moths previously, but none of this incredible colour obviously seen in newly hatched moths...
Purple Clay, Diarsia brunnea
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