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Lilac Beauty - Apeira syringaria
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Apeira syringaria(Linnaeus, 1758) / Lilac Beauty / Seringvlinder / Fliederspanner / l'Ennomos du lilas.
Wingspan 38-42 mm.
A member of the 'Thorn' family, this moth has an unusual aspect when at rest, with the front margins of the wings curiously folded. This, in combination with the colour and pattern give a crumpled leaf-like appearance.
It flies in June and July, and is locally distributed in much of England, Wales and Ireland.
It inhabits woodland and hedgerows, and the caterpillar feeds on honeysuckle (Lonicera) and privet (Ligustrum) among others.
Source:http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=5351
Harm |
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Beautiful species.
TFS.
Hi Harm,
It's a impressive POV for this moth, I like the very high contrast insect color again the brigth surface where it's posed. Ver well focused, and good detail level.
TFS
Jesús
- horias
(3950) - [2009-09-29 4:42]
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Harm
Wonderful sharpness of this details!
Great colors and light.
Horia
Harm
This is a great capture, beautiful sharp details,
Mariana