This stunning Large Emerald moth (Geometra papilionaria) was by the entrance to the Osprey building at The Lodge this morning. It drew many admirers on their way in to work.
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- These two rather tatty White Admirals at Chicksand...
- A few hours at Chicksands
- Cooper's Hill Hymenoptera
- An excellent female Oak Eggar moth (Lasiocampa que...
- Sharpenhoe Clappers
- Large Emerald
- Odonata at The Lodge
- Chicksands Wood - 16 July 2007
- MVCP Damselflies and Dragonflies 15th July 2007
- Mayfly emergence
- Butterflies - Chicksands Wood and Sharpenhoe, 14th...
- Sand Wasp at The Lodge
- Small Red-eyed Damselfly at The Lodge
- New to Bedfordshire?
- Insects from Aspley Heath
- Dragonflies at Broom, Sunday 8th July 2007While wa...
- College Wood, Sunday 8th July 2007Popped in here w...
- Black-tailed Skimmer at MVCP
- Lesser Emperor
- Other odonata at Broom
- Comma
- Assorted Chicksands insects
- Sheildbug?
- Very blurry Lesser Emperor, Broom, Saturday 7th Ju...
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