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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

Recent content by Allen

  1. Allen

    Anomalous Heart and Dart? Surry UK

    No, symmetrical. Just not visible in the shot I attached. This one shows it.
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    Some kind of sap sucking bug? Surrey UK

    Thanks, it does look good for that species
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    Some kind of sap sucking bug? Surrey UK

    Near Guildford in Surrey
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    Some kind of sap sucking bug? Surrey UK

    I initially thought this was some kind of Assassin Bug but now I think it's a kind of sap sucking one. Any IDs as seems to favour the lupins in the garden
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    Anomalous Heart and Dart? Surry UK

    This can't be anything other than an odd Heart and Dart but I've never seen one with the 'heart' so elongated along the wing.
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    John's Mammals 2024

    John. Just an update on my fox which, as you can see, is becoming brazen! Pottering in garden on hands and knees and suddenly realise I have company boldly approaching to see if there's any hand outs on offer! I think she only had one cub this year as caught her and it on the trailcam one night...
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    May or Ruddy Highflier?

    No opinions?
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    May or Ruddy Highflier?

    Had this in the trap on Friday night in rural Surrey. Initially (and most probable) ID of May Highflier but seemed to also fit Ruddy Highflier. Any expert thoughts?
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    May Moths

    Friday night's catch Red-green Carpet White Ermine Spruce Carpet Cloud-bordered Brindle Peppered Moth Common Marbled Carpet May Highflier (but pic attached, could it be Ruddy Highflier) Light Emerald Oak Hooktip Pale Prominent Treblelines Light Brocade (pic)
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    Needed - easy way to check collimation

    I didn't check the Zeiss with a star test but don't need to. I could tell the Swaros were out just by looking through them and then taking them away from my eyes....one eye felt like it was having to 'bounce' back to try and get normal vision, almost nausea inducing. I've used enough bins to...
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    May Moths

    A few different ones last night Treble lines Common Marbled Carpet Seraphim Lesser Swallow Prominent Garden Pebble Brimstone Bufftip White Ermine Brown Silver-line Small Magpie Foxglove Pug
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    May Moths

    A few unusual ones for me last night amongst the usual Bufftip Treble lines Seraphim (photo) Brindled White spot (photo in case someone has other suggestions) Narrow winged Pug (again photo in case of other suggestions) Spruce Carpet Foxglove Pug Orange Footman White Ermine Flame Shoulder
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    Needed - easy way to check collimation

    Pretty sure it's not my eyes. I don't have any problems with 5 other pairs of binoculars!
  14. Allen

    Speculative 10x30/32 question

    Fully agree, I've recently started using these for weight purposes and am converted (having been a 10x42 user my whole birding life).
  15. Allen

    May Moths

    Does anyone have any thoughts on the pug in my post #38. Intrigued as it was a pretty small one.
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