C.Rayz's photos with the keyword: batch 1038

Large Yellow Underwing -Side

Large Yellow Underwing -Side

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 110
Now I've said 'Large Yellow Underwing' about 5 times and they all turn out to be some other of the 'underwing' group of moths.. So once again I am not sure about this one, but it was huge, and the top shot seems right.
Flame Shoulder -Side

Flame Shoulder -Side

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 73
This one was actually quite nicely marked.
Speckled Bush-cricket

Speckled Bush-cricket

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 86
He just looks quite lovely on the old lamp post.
Flame Shoulder -Top

Flame Shoulder -Top

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 74
Another lovely guy :)
Orange Swift -Female

Orange Swift -Female

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 135
Can't resist this great chance to post a lovely example of the female of this moth.
Large Yellow Underwing -Top

Large Yellow Underwing -Top

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 65
Now I've said 'Large Yellow Underwing' about 5 times and they all turn out to be some other of the 'underwing' group of moths.. So once again I am not sure about this one, but it was huge, and this shot seems to match LYUW best.
Ringed China-mark

Ringed China-mark

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 63
A new one for us :)
Flounced Rustic

Flounced Rustic

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 71
Not for sure about this guy, pretty sure, like 93.5% sure its Flounced ..lol 100% sure hes lovely :)
The Snout -Side

The Snout -Side

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 106
He almost looks like a cartoon coyote in the face.
Tinea Semifulvella -Top

Tinea Semifulvella -Top

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 71
This huge moth weighing in at 14-22mm he is the largest of his subfamily of micro moths, and one of the prettiest.
Dark Bush Cricket

Dark Bush Cricket

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 76
A couple of these were on the bridge they look like they are armoured for battle.
The Snout -Top

The Snout -Top

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 92
Its not hard to see how this moth got its name :) Check out his profile .
Tinea Semifulvella -Side

Tinea Semifulvella -Side

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 80
Yet another example of why the micro moths are just as interesting and lovely as the large ones.
V Pug Hidden in Plain Sight

V Pug Hidden in Plain Sight

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 63
Its difficult to appreciate just how hard these tiny V Pugs are to locate on the walls of the bridge covered in the lichen/moss the same color. This moth as a tiny wing span of only 14-19mm.
Bordered Beauty

Bordered Beauty

C.Rayz
24 Aug 2009 72
Only the second one I've seen, and just as impressive as the first :)