5:th of July 2010
Poplar Hawk Moth (Laothoe populi) is always great to see and one of nature´s true design stunts. Tonight quite common with more than 10 specimen on our 3 sheats.
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Welcome to my blog about birds, butterflies, moths and other aspects of nature that I mainly enjoy in Svartådalen – The Black River Valley, in the county Västmanland, Sweden. This is my turf, where I love to be, where me and my family have a house (in the lovely village Fläckebo), and where I also share a lot of nature experience with visiting people from all around.
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- Impressive antennae
- Wings emerge
- Monkey face
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