Hi

It is 2340 Middle-barred Minor, Oligia fasciuncula, check UKmoths

Hi Traplican, the Geo moth is Yellow Shell, 1742 Camptogramma bilineata... here is my local version...

I took this sometime back with ID of ab.latimargo-nigromaculata ( c/o Felix I think).... I think they may be similar but the latest one is SO extreme.. absolutely stunning... if so then male.... but could it be an Eros??? :D - err maybe not!! http://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x340/AlgyNomon/07Pica...

Not much of a day here, cold grey and rainy, but ran a moth trap last night and thought I just had to show these... sorry I know they're not butterflies, but they do have wings and they are gorgeous...

I expect I would not be the first to comment on your insight and clarity of thought Guy

New to the site, so to start a blog with some images from here and there, and experiences to share.
Today, 29th May...

Hi Guy and Lee,

Thanks for your welcome.... and yep Guy you nailed it as usual.. I expect that shot would seem quite familiar ... I've only seen argy a couple of times myself, but it is exquisite.

Hi all Been watching this site with great interest, feel I know some of you already. I take Canon photos ( not well) and live in North East England so am always :mrgreen: about most of your stories. I do like going abroad and I have never been a twitcher, only butterflies for me. DSLR has allowed me...