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  1. 12-07-2008 #1
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    Default Small Magpie Moth - Eurrhypara hortulata

    Taken with my phone, quite a striking little moth about 15 millimetre across.
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    It's a beauty . I haven't seen one of these . Well spotted Rolf
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    I was truly amazed at Beryls response to this Rolf as my computer shows a black void.

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    Ahhhhhh......edited because I had a notion my screen was to low on brightness so turned it up to max to reveal your moth......excellent Rolf.
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    Yes, a bit of a dark photo, but the phone camera is not really very good.

    Have lightened it now.
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  5. 13-07-2008 #5
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    Yes thats perfect now Rolf. Many thanks. I should also add, a smart little moth the Small Magpie.

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