Butty in my garage: a small magpie moth by iaacf
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Today I took this photograph of this butty. Thanks to durleybeachbum I now know what it is: a small magpie moth (Eurrhypara hortulata)
This butty has a wingspan of 3 centimeters maximum. This one was resting on a window pane.
Comments (13)
Excellent capture.Unfortunately i don't know what species of butty this is.
Neat pic, but I was expecting a roast beef sandwich
WOW, it is a mighty beautiful one, but I dont know it.
very nice shot - a moment of our fantastic nature
I think it might be the 'Small Magpie' moth Eurrhypara hortulata, the size you state is exactly right. What a super pic, I've never seen on of thes 'in the flesh' Thankyou for showing us!
Beautiful capture xx
Beautiful, nice capture:):):)
Stunning shot. The brown cape of fur is marvelous. The lighting brings out the contrast in brown and white. Excellent macro.
Excellent image, great work !!!
beautifully captured in your garage great close up how lucky to find it there!!!
Very pretty little moth. Thanks for sharing. Lee
wonderful macro work
Wonderful Magpie Moth I have had a few of the Woolly Bear caterpillars I found on some ragwort.. To be accurate this is the Abraxas grossulariata which is found in Europe rather than the similar species found in North America