A very fresh (still green) Large Emerald - Geometra papilionaria:
The pale form of White Ermine - Spilosoma lubricipeda:
Burnished Brass - Diachrysia chrysitis:
And a couple of micros:
Chrysoteuchia culmella:
And Udea prunalis:
Monday 6 July 2009
Green, gold and white
Moths are still coming to light, even though it has been raining heavily at night.
A very fresh (still green) Large Emerald - Geometra papilionaria:
The pale form of White Ermine - Spilosoma lubricipeda:
Burnished Brass - Diachrysia chrysitis:
And a couple of micros:
Chrysoteuchia culmella:
And Udea prunalis:
A very fresh (still green) Large Emerald - Geometra papilionaria:
The pale form of White Ermine - Spilosoma lubricipeda:
Burnished Brass - Diachrysia chrysitis:And a couple of micros:
Chrysoteuchia culmella:
And Udea prunalis:
More fine pics - especially that burnished brass, it really does look metallic and shiny.
ReplyDeleteMoths don't sit still (long) enough for me to get pics anything like that good....
Thanks. I generally find that 1am to 2am is a good time to take pics of moths at light. They seem to ignore the flash and sit perfectly still. Well, most of them.
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