Suffolk, England

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Moths found in Suffolk

Admiral Wormbones · Veteran Member

I'll start you off with a Brimstone Moth

Brimstone Moth.jpg

Admiral Wormbones · Veteran Member

Clouded Border Moth.jpg

Feathered Thorn Moth.jpg Goat Moth.jpg

Goat Moth..jpg Large Emerald Moth.jpg Large Emerald Moth..jpg Magpie Moth.jpg

A few of our nightime friends.

No.1 Clouded Border Moth
No.2 A Feathered Thorn Moth
No.3 Goat Moth
No.4 Goat Moath form another angle
No.5 Large Emerald Moth a top view
No.6 Large Emerald Moth an underside view. This moth landed on my window so it was an easy job to photograph both sides
No.7 A Magpie Moth.

Admiral Wormbones · Veteran Member

A few of the commoner Moths.

No.1 The Cinnabar Moth
No.2 The Six Spot Burnet
No.3 Feathered Thorn Moth
No.4 The Gold Swift
No.5 Whith Ermine Moth
No.6 The Blood Vein
No.7 The Lime Hawk Moth

Cinnabar Moth.jpg Six Spot Burnet Moth.jpg Feathered Thorn Moth..jpg The Gold Swift Moth.jpg The Ermine Moth.jpg The Blood Vein Moth.jpg Lime Hawk Moth.jpg

Admiral Wormbones · Veteran Member

A few more

No.1 The Elephant Hawk Moth.
No.2 A side view of the Elephant Hawk Moth.
No.3 The Privet Hawk Moth
No.4 A side view of the Privet Hawk Moth.
No.5 The Silver Y
No.6 Another Silver Y, The Silver Y is a daytime Moth and is to be seen flying about your gardens in the summer.

Elephant Hawk Moth.jpg Elephant Hawk side view.jpg Privet Hawk Moth.jpg Privet Hawk side view.jpg Silver Y.jpg The Silver Y.jpg