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Three unknows, any ideas anyone?
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4 comments:
The top one looks lite latticed Heath,2..Shaded Broad- bar
Yep,I agree with Andy,
Latticed Heath,
Shaded Broad-bar,
Willow Tortrix.
Charlie.
Where abouts were you.??
Thanks for the id's, much appreciated.
Top two moths EGP Tag Med, bottom one Claremount/Shibden.
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