Thursday, 2 April 2009
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This blog has been set up so local people can find out what is going on in the world of Moths, Butterflys and dragonflies in Calderdale.If you have any ID problems put up your photo's and someone will try and help you to id it.
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Nick, there are people going green in the valley bottom down here!
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Cracking little moth that one.Not one I've seen before.
Sometimes with moths that hold their wings up in a "tectiform" position or roof life, rather than flat, it's sometimes better to photograph from the side so you get the whole of one wing wing in focus and in this case you would also see the incredibly hairy head and thorax better (feel free to tell me to mind my own business :-))
Another tip is with the Quaker or 'difficult species'is to take them next to a ruler or post a measurmet of the size. Top moth Pine Beauty its turning up some good stuff that actinic and its only April.!!!!!
Good advice Charlie, thanks. All tips greatly received.
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