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According to my book it is a Leopard Moth whose larvae can do much damage to the wood of trees. Widespread in Eurasia and North America. Seems to have wandered a bit from the usual habitat but some butterflies do travel enormous distances. This one may have been caught in strong winds?

just as long as the larvae dont eat my car when they hatch , l feel like leaving them alone just to see what happens ^_^
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
The sun comes out for about ten minutes in between showers of monsoon like intensity. No ride today either it seems. I must have left the good weather behind me in Ayrshire as it has been rubbish since I came home. :rain:
 
Checking my geography it seems Eurasia includes the whole of Europe tho’ I imagined it was further east so it is not in fact out of the likely habitat.

Ah well, the poor wee thing would have been better off laying its eggs further east or at least in a cooler part of Europe . It has been in the upper 30's today and the little eggs have dried out and stuck themselves in one slightly crispy lump to my cars' window:sad:
 

Jenkins

Legendary Member
Location
Felixstowe
It has just started raining.
 
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