This unromantical corner of our garden is the otherwise useless place where we park the Council provided green (garden waste) wheelie bin. Above it on the low brick dividing wall are his Lordship's precious pepper plants. There he was this afternoon, idly de-dead leafing them and this fell out and on to the floor.
Showing posts with label Angle Shades (phlogophora meticulosa). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Angle Shades (phlogophora meticulosa). Show all posts
Friday, August 24, 2007
The Angle Shades
Sunday, August 05, 2007
One even I couldn't get wrong
This one I spotted in the late afternoon resting on the Victoria Plum which is a few feet from our kitchen door. It is the first time I've seen one (or at least taken the time to notice one) and I have no hesitation in identifying this as an example of the Angle Shades (phlogophora meticulosa). After all the doubts about the Yellow Underwing this straightforward ID is a great relief. I'm also rather pleased with the top photograph. I had no idea the trunk of the plum tree offered such vivid possibilities as a back drop. So that's another lesson learned.
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