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  1. 14-06-2009 #1
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    This Moth is a very bright red with a jet black body. The vivid red and black is a warning to birds that it is toxic
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    Yep, certainly very bright. The caterpillars of the moth are equally colourful.
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    Yes. they are vivid black and yellow equally uninviting
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    ive seen these too beryl, they certainly are attractive aren't they. nice shots
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    Thanks andy Yes very atractive . Wuite small though
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