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Opisthograptis luteolata
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Found in my backyard:
The Brimstone moth (Lepidoptera; Geometridae; Opisthograptis luteolata L; Gelbspanner; La Citronnelle rouillée) is a spectacular sight, even if the wing span is only 35 to 40 mm and the moth active at night. What is the sense of the bright colors at night? The larvae live on fruit trees and can be identified by a hump in the middle of the body. The animal is found in large parts of Europe but saw it for the first time. |
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Lovely moth, excellent colours and good details. regards yiannis
- aruntp
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(5379) - [2011-06-04 2:34]
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thanks for sharing brimestone moth. i am seeing this species for the fist time. good colors and background.
Excellent composition. Wonderful colors and great details.
regards vijeesh
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- nagraj
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(15166) - [2011-06-04 5:29]
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Hi,
Good species of moth, very colorful, good one. tfs.
nagraj.v
Hola Dietrich,
buena profundidad, colores y encuadre para esta bella especie poco vista por Tn.
Buen fin de semana: J. Ignasi.
hello Dietrich
very nice picture with good details and super colours
greeting lou
