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  1. 07-08-2017 #1
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    Default Jersy tiger moth

    Ful 2 inch wing span.

    I was lucky. A wasp suddenly dinged the moth and he opened his wings wide then the wasp dinged him again and he moved sideways
    Such is this beautiful moth I just had to share with you
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    Nice one Beryl, not often seen with wings extended.
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    Thanks Rolf.
    No Moths tend to keep their wings closed. I was lucky that the wasp attacked it
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    I guess that showing the wasp the red underwings was a warning! Superbly designed moth!
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    Yes it must look like a giant hornet
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