Showing posts with label drinker moth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drinker moth. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 July 2014

Moths from last night's trap

In total we identified 67 different species of moth from our trap last night, it took far too long, having spent an hour or so before breakfast and then going back to it for at least two more hours- not finishing until lunch time!
I helped with the emptying and identifying for some of the time but kept getting distracted by the butterflies that were also floating around!
I did though manage to take some photos of my favourites including these:

large emerald


scarce silver lines

pebble prominent

common rustic, garden tiger, elephant hawk moth

garden tiger

garden tiger

drinker

drinker

elephant hawk moth


Tuesday, 16 July 2013

What a poser!!!

This cute drinker moth deserved a post on here all to itself, quite happy perched on finger preening itself and posing for it's photo session. I hadn't realised quite how intricate moths antennae could be until I started photographing them - just amazing!

drinker moth  - Euthrix potatoria

drinker moth  - Euthrix potatoria