Nature a murff

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  1. Caladina

    Caladina Well-Known Member

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    Saw this moth on way out other day, not the best capture but it was a lively one, wasn't worth capturing it in a container to macro at home as it would have been with me all day, maybe on way home i might have collected it and put it back.
    from memory i think its a cinnabar moth, last year i saw loads of its caterpillar around
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  2. GDN

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    I remember seeing those when I used to live in the UK.

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  3. Craig Sherriff

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    Calidina, I like the second image, the moth stands out very well and the background or foreground does not take the attention away from the main subject, good one.
     
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    Two very nice captures. I have never seen this type of moth before. Very interesting and thank you for posting. :)

    TT
     
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    Not seen one of these for ages!
     
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