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Zeitpunkt              Nutzer    Delta   Tröts        TNR     Titel                     Version  maxTL
Di 13.08.2024 00:00:08    11.966      +1    1.046.706    87,5 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500
Mo 12.08.2024 00:00:00    11.965      -1    1.045.498    87,4 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500
So 11.08.2024 00:00:10    11.966       0    1.044.390    87,3 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500
Sa 10.08.2024 00:01:17    11.966      -1    1.043.309    87,2 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500
Fr 09.08.2024 00:01:09    11.967      +1    1.042.244    87,1 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500
Do 08.08.2024 00:01:21    11.966      +1    1.041.281    87,0 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500
Mi 07.08.2024 00:00:00    11.965      +5    1.040.101    86,9 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500
Di 06.08.2024 00:01:08    11.960      +1    1.039.248    86,9 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500
Mo 05.08.2024 00:00:45    11.959      -1    1.038.268    86,8 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500
So 04.08.2024 00:01:08    11.960       0    1.037.299    86,7 Mastodon.green            4.2.10     500

Di 13.08.2024 13:59

And following on from Critters in the Box (see earlier post), here are three gorgeous moths that paid a visit last night:

1) & 2) Peach Blossom

3) Buff Ermine

4) Common Wave

Overhead shot of 2cm arrowhead shaped moth on a finger. It is predominately brown but with 10 large mainly circular stigmata on its wing, eight of which, if you imagine closely, form a kind of surprised look face. Two are either side of its head, pink-brown and edged in white, resembling eyes wide open and raised eyebrows. Then mid-wing, right down the centre line, two more oblong shaped stigmata, pink-brown and edged in white, resembling a nose. Then at the very bottom wing edge on the centre line, two more pink-brown blotches edged in white resembling an open, surprised mouth. Four more very pale circular stigmata occupy the wing corners and outer wing edge, two on each side.

Overhead shot of 2cm arrowhead shaped moth on a finger. It is predominately brown but with 10 large mainly circular stigmata on its wing, eight of which, if you imagine closely, form a kind of surprised look face. Two are either side of its head, pink-brown and edged in white, resembling eyes wide open and raised eyebrows. Then mid-wing, right down the centre line, two more oblong shaped stigmata, pink-brown and edged in white, resembling a nose. Then at the very bottom wing edge on the centre line, two more pink-brown blotches edged in white resembling an open, surprised mouth. Four more very pale circular stigmata occupy the wing corners and outer wing edge, two on each side.

Side on shot of Peach Blossom moth on a finger. It faces right. It has a pinkish-brown furry head which is layered or ruffled. The wing is brown with two quite large pale circular stigmata on the outer wing edge, nestled in the rear corner. Across its back, down the middle are more circular stigmata which are pinky-brown and edged in white. Its wing edge at the back is fringed.

Side on shot of Peach Blossom moth on a finger. It faces right. It has a pinkish-brown furry head which is layered or ruffled. The wing is brown with two quite large pale circular stigmata on the outer wing edge, nestled in the rear corner. Across its back, down the middle are more circular stigmata which are pinky-brown and edged in white. Its wing edge at the back is fringed.

A 2cm, creamy, pale custard yellow moth on a finger. It faces right. It has a very furry head. tents its wings in a downward position. On the apex of the tent shape, where its wings come together down the central abdominal line, starting halfway down this central line, a series of black rectangles traverse the wing head towards the bottom left hand wing corner. The rectangles start larger and become smaller and more spaced out as they reach the wing corner, bottom left. There are a couple of small black marks dotted randomly elsewhere on the wing

A 2cm, creamy, pale custard yellow moth on a finger. It faces right. It has a very furry head. tents its wings in a downward position. On the apex of the tent shape, where its wings come together down the central abdominal line, starting halfway down this central line, a series of black rectangles traverse the wing head towards the bottom left hand wing corner. The rectangles start larger and become smaller and more spaced out as they reach the wing corner, bottom left. There are a couple of small black marks dotted randomly elsewhere on the wing

Overhead shot of a flat butterfly-like moth on concrete. It is ghostly white, almost transparent. Its forewings are spread open, revealing its hindwings of the same colour. There are three thin greenish wavy lines that start on the top leading edge of the forewing and run to the opposite forewing edge, in a shallow arc, running perfectly across the visible underneath hindwings, like matching the lines on sheets of wallpaper.

Overhead shot of a flat butterfly-like moth on concrete. It is ghostly white, almost transparent. Its forewings are spread open, revealing its hindwings of the same colour. There are three thin greenish wavy lines that start on the top leading edge of the forewing and run to the opposite forewing edge, in a shallow arc, running perfectly across the visible underneath hindwings, like matching the lines on sheets of wallpaper.

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