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  1. stevejelf

    Turtles Portugal

    Yes I agree red-eared sliders someones pets let lose and breeding
  2. stevejelf

    help for caterpillar ID

    Possibly Ruby Tiger Phragmatobia fuliginsosa
  3. stevejelf

    Carrion Crow or Raven please - Horwich Moor, Greater Manchester UK

    I am leaning towards Carrion crow
  4. stevejelf

    Absolute Beginner

    A hi from from me I look forward to your posts of NZ flora and fauna Steve
  5. stevejelf

    Cut Flower ID UK

    I have just popped out and had a look at my Delphiniums they have started to develop small seed heads in the centre other wise similar to yours the texture of the petals is also identical to your flower
  6. stevejelf

    How rich in wildlife was the UK countryside when you grew up?

    I am not that end now I used to live in the Aude and Pays Basque now Bearn. Ariège is a great place to be spring and early summer
  7. stevejelf

    How rich in wildlife was the UK countryside when you grew up?

  8. stevejelf

    How rich in wildlife was the UK countryside when you grew up?

    I am 69 I remember the 50's and 60's on the edge of a city. There were cows at the bottom of the garden Sticklebacks in the local stream, all disappeared in a short time, the stream in a pipe and pasture into houses I had to cycle further out to see wildlife but there was masses butterflies...
  9. stevejelf

    Last butterfly of 2020

    Two clouded Yellow
  10. stevejelf

    Red-billed Leiothrix

    It appears to be a more common sight in South West France over a three day period 2 flew into my kitchen window glass, one survived
  11. stevejelf

    Lockdown photo thread

    1 White Bath Pontia daplidice Pays Basque 2 White Black veined Aporia crataegi Pays Basque 3 White Mountain Dappled Euchloe simplonia Pays Basque 4 Provence orange tip Anthocharis euphenoides Aude
  12. stevejelf

    Lockdown photo thread

    Dads Army just as the UK watches it but for me via internet The BBC Dads Army drama tonight was brilliant 1968 I was just 14 years old Dad was one of them not in the series but later in real life surviving Africa A few Whites here
  13. stevejelf

    Lockdown photo thread

    Hi Andy Two-tailed Pasha Charaxes jasius Aude Copper Large Lycaena dispar Pays Basque Blue Baton Pseudophilotes baton Aude Heath Pearly Coenonympha arcania Aude Palm Moth Paysandisia archon Aude I will load a few more after watching Dads Army:-O France ( I have a brilliant VPN) Steve
  14. stevejelf

    Lockdown photo thread

    Hi A few from the Pyrenees
  15. stevejelf

    What neuopteran? S. France

    Hi When living in the Haute Vallée de l'Aude there were two species of Owlfly Libelloides coccajus and Libelloides longicornis
  16. stevejelf

    Eggs on curtain

    Hi Looks to me to be a cluster of moth eggs, let them hatch an interesting project in these terrible times Stay safe Steve
  17. stevejelf

    Identification of yellow chick

    Hi Well done I hope it goes well with her I found this picture it seems the bald head will grow later http://orientalbirdimages.org/birdim...ird_Family_ID= Steve
  18. stevejelf

    Found a Yellow chick, need more information about it.

    Hi Well done I hope it goes well I found this picture it seems the bald head will grow later http://orientalbirdimages.org/birdimages.php?action=birdspecies&Bird_ID=2283&Bird_Image_ID=36720&Bird_Family_ID= Steve
  19. stevejelf

    ID please

    Any chance its a wet Black Winged Kite Elanus caeruleus , the face looks right They are becoming common in SW France I have been watching one for the past 6 weeks from the kitchen table
  20. stevejelf

    Painted Lady migration

    I watched for a while but did not like the research methods I identify Butterflies with a camera To use a net for me is a no no The use of super glue and rubbing of scales was to much never shorten the life of any creature Would humans like to be treated this way just to find they are...
  21. stevejelf

    Painted Lady migration

    Thanks just started to download Over 13 well worn Painted Ladies here in the Pyrenees
  22. stevejelf

    First Butterfly Of The Year

    South west France Red Admiral Brimstone Peacock Speckled Wood
  23. stevejelf

    Is this Hyles dahlii or Hyles gallii

    Hi Perhaps I went over the top on migratory but they must have been or very old to be where they are, some sites indicate East Spain I am not far from their sites, when the space station goes overhead Corsica is above my horizon I took 80 frames Sport on a Macro lense for my half dozen pictures
  24. stevejelf

    Is this Hyles dahlii or Hyles gallii

    Thank you Andy I agree its not H. dahlii I had thought the thorax markings would identify the moth as this photo I now realise the extra black spots are missing as herein the first photo shown as stars The third photo shows its pink under colour This french site was interesting...
  25. stevejelf

    Is this Hyles dahlii or Hyles gallii

    Hi I saw this Hawkmoth flying in my garden Aude S. France from its thorax markings I think its H. dahlii Confirmation greatly appreciated
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