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A fresh Elephant Hawk Moth ,from last night' catch

Elephant Hawk Moth.

Pearl-bordered Fritillary; also singing Tree Pipit, Siskin & Green Woodpecker.

Pearl-bordered Fritillary

From Saturday on Trendlebere down.

Barred Grass snake in pond near Ugborough Devon this afternoon

Barred Grass Snake

Cream Spot Tiger from earlier post.

Cream Spot Tiger.

Just 4 species of moth caught overnight ,including a Cream Spot Tiger.