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#1 Post by Christel »

This moth has been sitting on our bathroom clock for days...

I do not know much about moths...anyone know which one this is?
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Amblyptilia acanthadactyla

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#3 Post by meles meles »

Lunch...
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#4 Post by ovenpaa »

The odd thing is it seems to stop in one place for a few days and then move a bit and stay exactly where it is again. A boring life.

Fair to say it is in the bathroom which has a huge population of those wispy legged spiders this year so it is probably playing it safe.
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#5 Post by meles meles »

ovenpaa wrote: wispy legged spiders.

Puddin' !
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#6 Post by The Cupcake Kid »

ovenpaa wrote:The odd thing is it seems to stop in one place for a few days and then move a bit and stay exactly where it is again. A boring life.
It's just being patient...

Waiting for the right moment...

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meles meles wrote:
ovenpaa wrote: wispy legged spiders.

Puddin' !
I should have added we leave them where they are as they are doing no harm, the odd thing is we usually have a few large Hunters spiders in the bathroom but this year just the occasional one and lots of very fine spindly things that have never come in such numbers before. I much prefer the big ones as they look good and you can virtually here them stomping across the floor. Time for a picture
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#8 Post by John25 »

The Cupcake Kid wrote:Amblyptilia acanthadactyla

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Yes, bless you, but what's it's real name?

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#9 Post by dodgyrog »

John25 wrote:
The Cupcake Kid wrote:Amblyptilia acanthadactyla

:good:

Yes, bless you, but what's it's real name?

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#10 Post by John25 »

:lol: :lol: :lol: :roll:
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