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DPM Moth in deepest Suffolk
Piss-poor fonecam shot, but can any lepidopterists put a name to this little beauty?Wrighty28 likes this.The pen is mightier than the sword - until you meet someone who has knowledge of simple chemistry, metal forging and ballistics.
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Meh. Almost thought that I was going to present to the Royal Geographical Society, announcing the find of a native North American Pandora Sphinx moth.
Turns out that it's the more common Lime Hawk moth.
.............anyhoo, thanks for that, sunami.The pen is mightier than the sword - until you meet someone who has knowledge of simple chemistry, metal forging and ballistics.
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