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Micro moth
ChrisR
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Posted on 26-05-2008 18:54
Does anyone know which micro-moth this might be? Seen on 3rd May 2008 in southern England - about 3mm long.
 
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Tony Towner
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Posted on 26-05-2008 19:13
Hello Chris.

It could be Micropterix tunbergella, but it might be best to wait for an expert like Martin Harvey to confirm.

Tony.
 
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ChrisR
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Posted on 26-05-2008 19:39
Thanks Tony - it does rather look like the photo on UK Moths Smile
 
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kitenet
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Posted on 26-05-2008 19:53
I'd go along with an expert like Tony Towner Smile - Micropteryx tunbergella. You weren't in Berkshire were you? No Berks record since 1996!

Martin
Martin Harvey
 
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ChrisR
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Posted on 26-05-2008 20:33
No, sorry - Oxfordshire - Hartslock Grin
 
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