Above: a broad-barred white and lime-speck pug, against a suburban concrete background.
Above: at first glance, this lime-speck pug (the same individual as in the previous photo) may look worn but actually it a rather pale moth with more subtle markings than usual. Click on pic to see.
Above: Pammene fasciana - feeding (as a caterpillar) on acorns or sweet chestnuts, this moth could be using either tree locally, as both fringe part of my garden.
Above: turnip moth.
Above: one of the backdrop of commoner moths, a rather nicely-marked green arches.
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