Probably been said before but thia site is excellent...very helpfuk for IDing.


www.back-garden-moths.co.uk

I recently joined Back Garden Moths, and blow me down if there isn't some cheeky sod there who's nicked your moniker!

I don't have a dog at the moment (too much travelling) but my mum just got this little sod...Storm. He looks like a younger version of your Pooch, Guy

chrisc1 wrote:thanks all,
Martin, I used to be West London, Greenford & Hayes. I used to work in Brentford a 10 minute walk from Syon Butterfly house and used to see all sorts of escapees flying along the railway embankment.

Chris

Small world...I'm in Uxbridge.

Martin.

Denise wrote: p.s. watch out who your hugging. 30 mins my foot!

A foot? Pah!

And btw, men don't exagerate

Yep, I've never been backward in coming forward...and I'm still waiting

Any chance of a map as I may be able to make this now?

Martin.

I'd like to back up Gary's ID, and I'd like a hug too please

Verwood huh?...I'm not jealous...not me...not one bit.

Welcome to the site, Chris.

Martin.

Annie wrote:
that was 30 minutes orgasming, not just 30 minutes doin'-the-do!

Yes...that's what I meant

A pain in th ass?

A butterfly that seems to spook easily in my neck of the woods...

Half an hour? No wonder they spend a lot of their time lying down... And presumably this means there's a dedicated team of scientists somewhere who've stood with stop watches waiting for the poor piggies to, um, finish?Reincarnation as a beetle sounds much better - a nice life in the fresh air with...

Gruditch wrote:Registered users: alex mclennan, Gruditch, James M, m_galathea, mouse, Paul Kipling, Roger Gibbons, Rogerdodge, Rosy Rustic, Sussex Kipper

Its busy tonight

Gruditch

Oi...don't forget me or I'll jump in on Jack's side

Been away so...great idea, I'll have 4 please

I think maybe that your Scarce Swallowtail - Iphiclides podalirius, may possibly be Spanish Swallowtail - Iphiclides feisthamelii...I say because Lanfranchis indicates that podalirius does not extend further south than the Pyranees. Guy? Roger?

Martin.

Holly Blue, Comma, Red Admiral, Small Tortoiseshell and Peacock on my allotment today

Shirley Roulston wrote:Are you having nice weather Martin? here in Nefyn its low cloud and sweeping rain, It's so nice to see the garden Butterflies, I hope you have a nice day gardening.

Hi Shirley,
Cloudy with showers today, but the last two days have been glorious here in west London.

Really happy to see my first Small Tortoiseshell for over a year on my allotment yesterday, along with Holly Blue, Comma, Red Admiral, Large & Small White, Ringlet, Meadow Brown and Gatekeeper

On my Jack.