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May not be moth !214 viewsNo one seems to have a clue what this is. Laid on rose bay leaves, this chrysalis is about half an inch in length, has a white 'tail' and is full of eggs. Never seen anything like it so I took one home and when they hatched 3 days ago I gave them rose bay (it is definitely rose bay) and caterpillars wont eat it. Any ideas?Colin Smale

common wave ?214 viewsDoes anybody know if this is common wave or common white wave please ? My book doesn't even have them in !Leslie Davidson

Elephant Hawk Moth213 viewsTrapped Louth 1st July 2005John Clarkson

Bedstraw Hawk-Moth 010811211 viewsGib Point 010811Nige Lound

Unknown209 viewsMay be very common for all I know but they all look the sameAnthony Bentley

Hummingbird Hawk Moth208 viewsHummingbird Hawk Moth - back Garden 19/06/06Russell Hayes

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Poplar hawk-moth206 viewsLakeside Somercotes 06-08-05Dean Eades

Eyed hawkmoth ? 205 viewsGarry Wright

pillar204 viewscan anyone ID

this pleasegpc

Broad Bordered Bee Hawk Moth203 viewsAt last, a side on flight shot - more on my site

Tree-lichen Beauty199 viewsNew Macro species for Lincolnshire, probably a migrant but now resident in some southern counties.
Trapped at Gibraltor Point by Nigel Lound on 25 August 2013MJGrey

Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth198 viewsAlan Bowness

Broad-bordered Bee Hawkmoth198 viewsMark Johnson

Any clues? Could it be a Ni Moth or something similar?197 viewsDavid Morison

?196 viewstrevormlee

Humming-bird Hawk-moth at Chambers 196 viewsImage by Alex ParkerAndrew Chick

Merveille de

jour195 viewsMJGrey

Hummingbird

Hawkmoth191 viewsIn my garden 17/6, record shot.Dave Bradbeer

Lime Hawkmoth187 viewsColin Jennings

Grey Dagger, Acronicta psi187 viewsTrevor Gunby

Beautiful carpet.187 viewsColin Pumfrett

Lime

Hawkmoth186 viewsDave Bradbeer

Plain Golden Y186 viewsMy book does say the Beautiful Golden Y has a purple tinge to it so it could be that one.Anthony Bentley

Small Magpie184 viewsFrieston Shore - 17th June 2006achick

Privet, Eyed and Elephant184 viewsNige Lound

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