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Alex, the Hearth Fire
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Jane Tomlinson - Artist 馃尰猸愶笍
@JaneTomlinson@mastodonapp.uk  路  activity timestamp 2 years ago

Continuing the theme of winter trees, here's "Two for joy".

I wonder what secrets the magpies are sharing with the fox?

Original #painting in #watercolour & ink, size 350 x 350mm - 拢275.

https://janetomlinson.com/products/two-for-joy

#oak #tree #fox #magpies #picapica #twoforjoy #britishwildlife #naturelovers #folkart

Painting of a fox and two magpies and a winter tree
Painting of a fox and two magpies and a winter tree
Painting of a fox and two magpies and a winter tree
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hastingsmothman
@hastingsmothman@mastodon.green  路  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Today's #MothOfTheDay is a tiny 4mm micromoth (about a grain of rice). Micros are known by their Latin name first, with vernacular as secondary.

LOBESIA RELIQUANA (Wood Marble) A tortrix moth; ergo it spins leaves to create larvae shelters. Hard to photo in focus with 6yr old iPhone because it's so miniscule!

#moths #moth #mothsandbutterflies #butterflies#MothsMatter #nature #wildlife #britishwildlife #lepidoptera #entomology #insect #cute #garden #summer #conservation #biodiversity #alttext

Overhead shot of the aforementioned 4-5mm micromoth.  The metallic blue patch looks like a horizontal band across the middle, below which is a gold patch and below that, it looks more ferruginous.  Both antennae are held very close to its flanks.
Overhead shot of the aforementioned 4-5mm micromoth. The metallic blue patch looks like a horizontal band across the middle, below which is a gold patch and below that, it looks more ferruginous. Both antennae are held very close to its flanks.
Overhead shot of the aforementioned 4-5mm micromoth. The metallic blue patch looks like a horizontal band across the middle, below which is a gold patch and below that, it looks more ferruginous. Both antennae are held very close to its flanks.
Side on shot of a 4-5mm moth about the size of a grain of cooked rice.  It faces left. It is three times as long as it is high and it holds its wings tight against its abdomen in a tented position making it look almost tubular.  Its scales are a distinct marble pattern of blue, gold and rust in a very metallic sheen, each blotch edged in white. It has a small dark tuft sticking up just behind its head and an antennae which it holds close to its flank.
Side on shot of a 4-5mm moth about the size of a grain of cooked rice. It faces left. It is three times as long as it is high and it holds its wings tight against its abdomen in a tented position making it look almost tubular. Its scales are a distinct marble pattern of blue, gold and rust in a very metallic sheen, each blotch edged in white. It has a small dark tuft sticking up just behind its head and an antennae which it holds close to its flank.
Side on shot of a 4-5mm moth about the size of a grain of cooked rice. It faces left. It is three times as long as it is high and it holds its wings tight against its abdomen in a tented position making it look almost tubular. Its scales are a distinct marble pattern of blue, gold and rust in a very metallic sheen, each blotch edged in white. It has a small dark tuft sticking up just behind its head and an antennae which it holds close to its flank.
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@hastingsmothman@mastodon.green  路  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Today's #MothOfTheDay is a tiny 4mm micromoth (about a grain of rice). Micros are known by their Latin name first, with vernacular as secondary.

LOBESIA RELIQUANA (Wood Marble) A tortrix moth; ergo it spins leaves to create larvae shelters. Hard to photo in focus with 6yr old iPhone because it's so miniscule!

#moths #moth #mothsandbutterflies #butterflies#MothsMatter #nature #wildlife #britishwildlife #lepidoptera #entomology #insect #cute #garden #summer #conservation #biodiversity #alttext

Overhead shot of the aforementioned 4-5mm micromoth.  The metallic blue patch looks like a horizontal band across the middle, below which is a gold patch and below that, it looks more ferruginous.  Both antennae are held very close to its flanks.
Overhead shot of the aforementioned 4-5mm micromoth. The metallic blue patch looks like a horizontal band across the middle, below which is a gold patch and below that, it looks more ferruginous. Both antennae are held very close to its flanks.
Overhead shot of the aforementioned 4-5mm micromoth. The metallic blue patch looks like a horizontal band across the middle, below which is a gold patch and below that, it looks more ferruginous. Both antennae are held very close to its flanks.
Side on shot of a 4-5mm moth about the size of a grain of cooked rice.  It faces left. It is three times as long as it is high and it holds its wings tight against its abdomen in a tented position making it look almost tubular.  Its scales are a distinct marble pattern of blue, gold and rust in a very metallic sheen, each blotch edged in white. It has a small dark tuft sticking up just behind its head and an antennae which it holds close to its flank.
Side on shot of a 4-5mm moth about the size of a grain of cooked rice. It faces left. It is three times as long as it is high and it holds its wings tight against its abdomen in a tented position making it look almost tubular. Its scales are a distinct marble pattern of blue, gold and rust in a very metallic sheen, each blotch edged in white. It has a small dark tuft sticking up just behind its head and an antennae which it holds close to its flank.
Side on shot of a 4-5mm moth about the size of a grain of cooked rice. It faces left. It is three times as long as it is high and it holds its wings tight against its abdomen in a tented position making it look almost tubular. Its scales are a distinct marble pattern of blue, gold and rust in a very metallic sheen, each blotch edged in white. It has a small dark tuft sticking up just behind its head and an antennae which it holds close to its flank.
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