Martin's Moths
A tale of moths and men.
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Thursday, 10 June 2021
Big brothers
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Hello there! Greetings from the two biggest hawk moths in my newly-expanded total of nine: the rakishly angled Pine Hawk, above and below, a...
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Tuesday, 8 June 2021
Whiskers
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The Longhorn family of micro-moths are blessed, or cursed, with unfeasibly long antennae which always make me smile when I see them waving a...
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Monday, 7 June 2021
Scorching - and that's not just the weather
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I can never have enough of the Scorched Wing, whose camouflage is a marvellous example of 'dazzle', upsetting the eye's focus an...
In the light of the moon...
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Inevitably, this blog tends to show pictures of adult moths which are only one stage of the four-part process of an insect's life. By ch...
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