Six spot burnet
Star Lane was awash with freshly hatched Six Spot Burnet Moths today.
Among the hundreds of red ones there was this solitary yellow one!
Other new insects today were Gatekeepers, a Comma and a Common Darter.
Thursday, 9 July 2009
Star Lane was awash with freshly hatched Six Spot Burnet Moths today.
Among the hundreds of red ones there was this solitary yellow one!
Other new insects today were Gatekeepers, a Comma and a Common Darter.
Previous Posts
- Javan Myna, Changi Airport
- Lakenheath and Beyond
- Star Lane Summer update
- Seven Whale Thriller
- Canvey West End (continued)
- Common Spotted Orchids
- Uncle Pete's
- Everything but birds
- Gray Catbird, NYC
- New York
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The Dartford Warbler is the blog of brothers, Matt and Paul Bruty, originally set up to share each others' birding exploits from Essex and the London area respectively. Paul now (from November 2008) writes from Australia. Reports from elsewhere will appear from time to time when we're lucky enough to get away.
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