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We see butterfly photos all the time, seldom a moth and they can also be spectacular. A few do appear in day time too...well caught and so clear..Shirley
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Think its an Oak Eggar moth Shirley but havn't checked out all the moths we have here in the UK, thanks for your comments. If any member knows different then please post.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lasiocampa_quercus
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lasiocampa_quercus
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What a big furry beast that is, I won't let my wife see this post, she will run round the house screaming 
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I would agree with Oak Eggar. Lovely things. We do a lot of moth watching/photographing! 
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So do I Zounds. I always have the camera ready when "er indoors" opens her purse.
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