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| | | Two moths for id | 
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| | | Re: Two moths for id I think that the first is Chrysoteuchia culmella, and the second looks like Nemophora metallica.
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| | | Re: Two moths for id Thanks Guy, I think that's the first one id'd, similar to Calamotropha paludella. Not sure about second, but I'll follow up on your suggestion. Les. | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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