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Small Dusty Wave taking shelter

27 July 2024 by David
Small Dusty Wave taking shelter

Small dusty wave, a tiny but apparently quite common moth. This one had taken shelter on a day with bursts of heavy rainfall.

Small Dusty Wave taking shelter
Categories David
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