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7 comments:
Andy. It looks very much like a Muslin Moth.
Thanks dean,,good night here last night ..hope its the same for you...
Muslin Moth overwinters as a pupa. How about Ruby Tiger?
Think Charlie`s right. I was thrown by the paleness of it.
Andy, I don`t have a trap anymore. So i`m down to a lamp & a net. Managed a pristine Shoulder Stripe yesterday evening.
yep it looks like Charle has it..Shoulder stripe would be nice...
What did you feed yours on charlie.???
Nowt.
They overwinter as a fully grown larva. Just bring it inside and it should soon spin up. Mine did on the nylon covering the pot it was in.
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