This scarce moth was the surprise of the day. Discovered inside the observatory building, it was photographed and released - after which it fed on the Budliea and wallflowers outside the building before departing
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About Me
- ray roche
- Living in Bedford I am fortunate enough to be able to spend a lot of time on the Norfolk Coast, based around Snettisham and Holme. Most of my photos are likely to come from Norfolk but Bedfordshire does throw up some surprises occasionally, including our best Garden bird, my first Firecrest, feeding on bushes 15 feet from the back window.
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