Kentish Glory

[Pete Eeles]

Hi all,

What's wrong with these photos that I've been sent? Take a close look before scrolling down

For the observant among you, this is a pair of Kentish Glory moths (bred in captivity) with a difference - both are male! Any ideas on why this "pairing" might happen? One theory is an overwhelming female pheremone at play, since virgin females were "calling" in the vicinity.
Cheers,

- Pete

[Susie]

Randy males after a few pints and working on the basis that he doesn't have to look him in the eye?

[Denise]

Randy males after a few pints and working on the basis that he doesn't have to look him in the eye?

Seriously though, can you get gay leps? This isn't the first time that i've seen this.

Denise

[Susie]

They don't have to be gay, just a bit bored.

I've seen it before too, although never as full on as Pete's excellent pics.

There are some photos of one chap trying his luck on this thread: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=2870

[Denise]

Nice pics and story Susie.
Just "any port in a storm" then.

Denise

[Susie]

That sums up men nicely, Denise! Lmao


Sorry for trashing your thread Pete, I am sure someone will come along with a sensible answer soon

[Denise]

Had to look up Lmao! I am too.

[Vince Massimo]

Sir, Sir!.....Susie and Denise are being disruptive in class again. They should not be allowed to sit together anymore.

[Neil Hulme]

I think this is what's called a Morning Glory
Neil

[Susie]

whilst the boys play amoungst themselves the virgin brides are left twiddling their pheremones.

[Zonda]

I bet one's called Julian.

[Susie]

Haha, I wonder how they feel. Perhaps like a trucker whose found that he's got a handful of something he didn't expect to find?

[Jack Harrison]

The one on the left is Endromis versicolora priestus, the one on the right is Endromis versicolora altarpueris. (Irish subspecies)

Jack

[Vince Massimo]

Jack - You are a very naughty man.