What a lot of Moths!
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What a lot of Moths!
The garden moth trap was full to brimming this morning... but mainly of one species. 66 Large Yellow Underwing crammed in to every nook and cranny!
Also present were singles of Marbled Beauty, Willow Beauty and (possibly) Ingrailed Clay
Ian Ball
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Re: What a lot of Moths!
Ian,
Is it possible to make your photo's smaller,
Small Double-spot,is that new to science.
Only 66 Large Yellow Underwing,back in the dayfrom1/1/09 to 31/12/09 I had 2,778
1/1/10 to 31/12/10 I had 2,088
Is it possible to make your photo's smaller,
Small Double-spot,is that new to science.
Only 66 Large Yellow Underwing,back in the dayfrom1/1/09 to 31/12/09 I had 2,778
1/1/10 to 31/12/10 I had 2,088
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Re: What a lot of Moths!
Meant Small Square Spot :-/
I have to crop the pictures so that they are of a size that the forum will accept them as an insert. Think we are about 200 LYU now for this summer in total.
I have to crop the pictures so that they are of a size that the forum will accept them as an insert. Think we are about 200 LYU now for this summer in total.
Ian Ball
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Re: What a lot of Moths!
I use this site Ian.
https://picresize.com/
https://picresize.com/
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Re: What a lot of Moths!
Thanks for that website, hopefully this works...
Ian Ball
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Re: What a lot of Moths!
I would say more like a Small Square-spot,it's well faded so not 100% sure.