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Juliah
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ID Help Please

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ID Help Please:
Pug - small wingspan - number 1 ?
Pug - small wingspan - number 1 ?
I would be grateful for help with IDs of these please ...... I spent about an hour showing the various moths to the children in one of the schools I teach at and it was great to be able to show them a real variety of moths in all shapes and sizes including and Elephant Hawkmoth and a Snout !

Julia

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Number 4 ?
Number 4 ?
Micro - number 3 ?
Micro - number 3 ?
Number 2 ?
Number 2 ?
Greg
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Re: ID Help Please

Post by Greg »

Hi Julia,

The small Pug is a Double Striped Pug, No 4 is a Common Rustic agg, No. 3 Looks like a Caddis fly and your last one could be a worn Annulet.

Regards,
Greg

PaulHopkins
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Re: ID Help Please

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Is #4 not a Green Arches holding its wings in an uncharacteristically spread-out position ?

Cheers,
Paul

Greg
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Re: ID Help Please

Post by Greg »

Sorry my mistake, Paul is correct, No.4 Is a Green Arches.

Greg

SteveH
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Re: ID Help Please

Post by SteveH »

Hi Folks,

I'm finding it difficult to assess the size of number 2 from the photo - how big is the pot or what is the blue grid line spacing ?

If it is a small pot then Dentated Pug might come into play .....

Cheers,
Steve

stevehind
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Post by stevehind »

No 2 could be Brown Scallop ?

Regards,
Steve

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