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Resting on a buddleia leaf: scarlet tiger moth

9 August 2022 by David

Resting on a buddleia leaf: scarlet tiger moth

Scarlet tiger moths seem to have started making a habit of resting on buddliea leaves. This one had its wings spread slightly, so the red of the rear part of the upper wing was visible.

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Rosebay willowherb flowers, Compton
Tightly closed ragwort
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