Hummingbird hawk

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eccles
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Hummingbird hawk

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I've been trying to get a decent pic of one of these for weeks. This is about the best of a rather fuzzy bunch.
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I'm yet to SEE one never mind photograph one!
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Another one great find eccles :D

I came home to find a big dull moth on my door, never thought anything of it until it flew down to the ground. I saw the orange flash - so grabed the camera, on returning I was surprised to see it still there. I didn't think it was well so i put my finger in front of him and he climbed on - I got my pic and he flew off!!!

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What a great find. I've never seen one at rest!
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HUMMING BIRD HAWK

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Cant beleive my first posting and we are discussing moths! but here goes out in the garden last night 9th Sept approx 18.30 I was watching a colony of red admirals busy feeding on the last of my buddlhea flowers, when I saw what I thought was another silver y, but saw a flash of orange, yes my first humming bird hawk, we are 30 miles norh of Manchester, but no bedstraw around, any other foodplants this moth may use? I have a blurred picture of it but after about 20 seconds it had gone
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