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23-07-2008, 20:34
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My real name is: Paul
 Lennoxtown, ScotlandPhotoTopix Contributor
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Natures Defenses
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A moth displays its defensive markings as it hangs on a seed head.
If anyone can help me identify the type of moth Id be grateful!
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23-07-2008, 21:40
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My real name is: Barry
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Quote:
Originally Posted by paulcookphotography
If anyone can help me identify the type of moth Id be grateful!
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It's a upside brown spotted moth  .
Seriously though, you have caught this moth well, it is nice and sharp with a nice soft green background - nothing to distract your eye away from the main subject. I also like your composition leaving a larger space on the left of the image.
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24-07-2008, 00:11
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My real name is: Dennis (DP-J)
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The common name is lesser spotted moth, latin name havena cluius. Nice capture anyway!
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