Seen today in Ashclyst Forest.
Dreadful weather, saw a couple of Ringlet, and one White Admiral did a tantalising fly past - but that was it leps-wise for the day!
Roger Harding
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OK - I know it is not a butterfly, but it is my favourite moth
Seen today in Ashclyst Forest.
Dreadful weather, saw a couple of Ringlet, and one White Admiral did a tantalising fly past - but that was it leps-wise for the day!
Roger Harding
Seen today in Ashclyst Forest.
Dreadful weather, saw a couple of Ringlet, and one White Admiral did a tantalising fly past - but that was it leps-wise for the day!
Roger Harding
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My favourite too. Saw two on a tree and first thought it was a lump on the tree and released it was just a finished "mating" pair. Looked very convincing.
Cheers all,
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One of my favourites too. It is very convincing when on bark - not so much on a green leaf though 
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