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The moths of grape

Angle Shades (Phlogophora meticulosa) feeding on grapes from our garden vines
Did you really make that grapes of moth joke?
Yes, he did. Black Rustic (Aporophyla nigra)
Author David BradleyPosted on September 28, 2018November 20, 2021Categories Lepidoptera

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If you’re getting into mothing in a serious way, just garden mothing or planning field trips, the portable LepiLED is a very useful bit of kit to have. The device emits at two UV and two visible frequencies to attract a wide range of light-attracted species.

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