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Thursday, 24 October 2019

From a spinning on willow...

This Acleris hastiana emerged recently from a larval spinning found on Creeping Willow at Pembrey Forest in August. A smart form of one of our most variable moths, which breeds commonly on a range of willow species. Always nice to see though.


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  1. Chris Handoll25 October 2019 at 11:10

    A very pretty moth,George. How and why some species get to be so variable is a very interesting question, I'm sure that someone's studied it.

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