I've searched through my reference books but, as yet, have been unable to identify this little butterfly (or is it a moth?). The photograph is not the clearest and it has been magnified but the wing patterns can be seen fairly clearly. Can anyone help?
To me, this close-up of the ripening pods on the rape crop signifies anger with the tangled mass of heads.
I had just re-leashed the 3 dogs on approaching the village when I came upon 2 baby rabbits sitting on the track. Luckily,the dogs hadn't spotted them but one shot off into the rape crop. However, this one was more curious. I don't think dogs and wildlife photography are a good mix!
I love these new green larch cones. They remind me of wax models, (or soap, funnily enough).
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I found one called the "Scorched Carpet Moth" which seemed quite like your photo, Anne
http://www.kendall-bioresearch.co.uk/moth3.htm#top was where I found it.
Might also be a Silver-ground Carpet Xanthorhoe montanata see it here http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=29
Like having puzzles to do keeps the brain active. LOL
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