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  1. 05-08-2009 #1
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    Had never seen one with its wings spread, so wasn't sure what it was.
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  2. 06-08-2009 #2
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    Yes. It's a beauty Rolf. Well spotted
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    Interesting patterning - not one I know, but then I'm not that familiar with moths in general.
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    Here's one from my bedroom last night.
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    A couple of really nice closeups. Love the second one.
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    This one from the garden last night.
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    Nice - I could quite get into snapping moths... and let's face it - there's quite a selection to find!
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    I had my LED light on my head to aid focussing, near impossible otherwise.
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    Yes - that's the issue - getting focus. I had a hand torch the other night, but that meant I on;y had one hand to steady the camera.... it didn't work too well
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    I might have a spare headband LED light, I'll see if I can find it.
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