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6 comments:
Cabbage Moth
They do eat aquilegia
Its too long and thin and the wrong colour for a Cabbage Moth!
mebbe Hebrew Character?
I think it's a Grey Chi.
I think you're right. I'd read 15mm for 55mm which didn't help me!
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