Antler Moth, 1st one caught in my trap, though they're fairly common on the outer head, being a moth of chalk grassland. (mike)
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- Mike & Neil Pearson
- 2012 -A difficult year at Neglectus - high profile departures and repeated injury to our top striker has left the team wondering if they are just a feeder club. But with recovery on the horizon, and a summer of moths ahead, hopefully we'll be fielding a full team of two to once again stave off relegation, and maybe even dipping into the transfer market for a young mychologist... 2013 - just managed to avoid relegation. The future does not look so bleak due to the return of long term injury players, so a mid table position should be well within our grasp, providing we play with heart. 2014 : ARSENAL won the bloody cup !!!
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- Stellwagen bank, off the Cape (the real one)
- Sooty Shearwater - A paltry total of 7, pres...
- A pelagic out of Plymouth, Mass.
- a couple more moths
- Danes Dyke South
- Silver y
- More leps.
- Moth Withdrawl
- Dragonflies and half a Damselfly.
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- Sprawks and a dragon from Abney last week
- Stormies at Thornwick
- A few more leps from the cape.
- Day flying leps.
- Flamboro's back in action
- Red-tailed Hawk, Variable dancer.
- Indian Pipes, female Ruby-throated hummingbird.
- Great Egret, Least Tern.
- Ospreys fishing on the Mass. coast.
- Yorkshire, June 2009 (3)
- Yorkshire, June 2009 (2)
- Yorkshire, June 2009 (1)
- Amwell gravel pits, Middlesex - 9th July 2009
- Turdus topnotchica
- U.S. moths
- Mass. Moths
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- Dad - A few little ...
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