I'm still not 100% sure it's the same species but I think it's another Feathered Ranuculus. If so, it proves that there must be a small colony round here somewhere.
Feathered Ranuculus (TBC)
Wednesday, 11 October 2017
Stainland 11th October 2017.
A moth appeared by our door sometime after 1:00 a.m. this morning. I spent a while trying to ID it. In the end, I put one of my photos of it into the Google image search. It came up with a moth very similar to this one. I was amazed to find that the site the Google moth was on was Calderdale Moths... I started to read the entry, half was down, I suddenly realised that I was reading my own entry for the Feathered Ranuculus, last September. What an idiot I can be.
I'm still not 100% sure it's the same species but I think it's another Feathered Ranuculus. If so, it proves that there must be a small colony round here somewhere.
I'm still not 100% sure it's the same species but I think it's another Feathered Ranuculus. If so, it proves that there must be a small colony round here somewhere.
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3 comments:
yep ,,brilliant
Wheee! Moths seem to like me. Platybunus pinetorum like me too of course. Hehehe. Our garden is becoming a refugee camp for immigrants. Come one, come all.
Very nice Gordon.
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