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  1. gogsy

    Durham ,Butterflies, Moths and Dragonflies.

    Mystery Moth Can anyone identify this moth I found near Roker Park on 2.7.11 while I was at work,It was about 5 and a bit inches long and clearly not British,I cannot find it anywhere on the Net,Thanks ..................Laurence :)
  2. gogsy

    Durham ,Butterflies, Moths and Dragonflies.

    Just came back from Zakynthos,great place to see Hummingbird Hawkmoths,got some canny pics and a little video,they were all over!!!
  3. gogsy

    Durham ,Butterflies, Moths and Dragonflies.

    A walk along to Old Marsden Quarry this morning produced a Few Red Admirals,Speckled woods and a single White.............Laurence :)
  4. gogsy

    Durham ,Butterflies, Moths and Dragonflies.

    I have noticed on my patch(Marsden area,Shields) a marked drop in Butterfly numbers from last year,never seen a Painted lady this year,the most common are the Small Torts at the moment,with only a few Peacock and not many Red Admirals either.I thought with the better weather than last year there...
  5. gogsy

    Durham ,Butterflies, Moths and Dragonflies.

    Excellent new thread Martin as much as I love Birds,I also love insects and have had Stick Insects for years.I'm just back from Corfu and the wildlife there is tremendous,Birds,Snakes ,Terrapins,Insects and a very loud chorus from Frogs after dark in a stream near our appartments but I really...
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