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  1. 20-07-2007 #1
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    Default Dark Strawberry Tortrix: Celypha lacunana

    Very tiny but pretty moth.
    Flying about in August and September
    Wingspan is some 16 to 19 mm.
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    Very nice. A lot of people don't think that they are pretty unless colourful... but I love patterns.
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    Thank you
    Yes. They have very intricate patterning and that is what makes them so tractive I think
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