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  1. #MothOfTheDay was another type of Sallow from two nights ago (I had three different types!).

    BARRED SALLOW
    Tiliacea aurago

    Shows much more pinky-brown blotching.
    Status: Common
    Larvae feed on beech and field maple

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

  2. #MothOfTheDay was another type of Sallow from two nights ago (I had three different types!).

    BARRED SALLOW
    Tiliacea aurago

    Shows much more pinky-brown blotching.
    Status: Common
    Larvae feed on beech and field maple

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

  3. #MothOfTheDay was another type of Sallow from two nights ago (I had three different types!).

    BARRED SALLOW
    Tiliacea aurago

    Shows much more pinky-brown blotching.
    Status: Common
    Larvae feed on beech and field maple

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

  4. #MothOfTheDay was another type of Sallow from two nights ago (I had three different types!).

    BARRED SALLOW
    Tiliacea aurago

    Shows much more pinky-brown blotching.
    Status: Common
    Larvae feed on beech and field maple

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

  5. #MothOfTheDay was another type of Sallow from two nights ago (I had three different types!).

    BARRED SALLOW
    Tiliacea aurago

    Shows much more pinky-brown blotching.
    Status: Common
    Larvae feed on beech and field maple

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

  6. A lovely orange visitor. We see gulf fritillaries in late summer and early autumn - they're native here. I really should plant some passionflowers for them to lay their eggs on.

    #butterfly #butterflies #nature

  7. #MothOfTheDay - at last the #autumn moths arrive (technically 8 days before the start, but who cares?)

    SALLOW
    Cirrhia icteritia

    A nice lemon yellow version here, though is much differentiation in markings between specimens, some with more pinky-brown blotchings. Status: common

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

  8. #MothOfTheDay - at last the #autumn moths arrive (technically 8 days before the start, but who cares?)

    SALLOW
    Cirrhia icteritia

    A nice lemon yellow version here, though is much differentiation in markings between specimens, some with more pinky-brown blotchings. Status: common

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

  9. #MothOfTheDay - at last the #autumn moths arrive (technically 8 days before the start, but who cares?)

    SALLOW
    Cirrhia icteritia

    A nice lemon yellow version here, though is much differentiation in markings between specimens, some with more pinky-brown blotchings. Status: common

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

  10. #MothOfTheDay - at last the #autumn moths arrive (technically 8 days before the start, but who cares?)

    SALLOW
    Cirrhia icteritia

    A nice lemon yellow version here, though is much differentiation in markings between specimens, some with more pinky-brown blotchings. Status: common

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

  11. #MothOfTheDay - at last the #autumn moths arrive (technically 8 days before the start, but who cares?)

    SALLOW
    Cirrhia icteritia

    A nice lemon yellow version here, though is much differentiation in markings between specimens, some with more pinky-brown blotchings. Status: common

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

  12. Two-eyed eighty-eight butterfly (Callicore pitheas) is a tropical brush-footed butterfly known for the distinctive number-like patterns and eye spots on its hind wings. Found from from Mexico (Chiapas) through Central America down to Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador.
    #butterflies #butterfly #nature #insects

  13. Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus)
    Butterfly 2021-35

    Wisdom can be found in unexpected places
    Only if we choose to notice

    #butterfly #butterflies #monarch #macro #photography #monday #photo #mramsdellpics

  14. The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary

    The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary I remember the first time I deliberately tried to identify a butterfly. I was maybe seven or eight, sitting in my relatives's garden, and this white butterfly kept landing on the vegetables. My relative said it was a cabbage white butterfly, and I remember asking her why it was called that. She said something like "because it's white and it eats cabbage," which seemed to answer the question completely at the […]

    alandrapievo.wordpress.com/202

  15. The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary

    The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary I remember the first time I deliberately tried to identify a butterfly. I was maybe seven or eight, sitting in my relatives's garden, and this white butterfly kept landing on the vegetables. My relative said it was a cabbage white butterfly, and I remember asking her why it was called that. She said something like "because it's white and it eats cabbage," which seemed to answer the question completely at the […]

    alandrapievo.wordpress.com/202

  16. The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary

    The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary I remember the first time I deliberately tried to identify a butterfly. I was maybe seven or eight, sitting in my relatives's garden, and this white butterfly kept landing on the vegetables. My relative said it was a cabbage white butterfly, and I remember asking her why it was called that. She said something like "because it's white and it eats cabbage," which seemed to answer the question completely at the […]

    alandrapievo.wordpress.com/202

  17. The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary

    The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary I remember the first time I deliberately tried to identify a butterfly. I was maybe seven or eight, sitting in my relatives's garden, and this white butterfly kept landing on the vegetables. My relative said it was a cabbage white butterfly, and I remember asking her why it was called that. She said something like "because it's white and it eats cabbage," which seemed to answer the question completely at the […]

    alandrapievo.wordpress.com/202

  18. The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary

    The Cabbage White Butterfly: Trying to Understand Something Ordinary I remember the first time I deliberately tried to identify a butterfly. I was maybe seven or eight, sitting in my relatives's garden, and this white butterfly kept landing on the vegetables. My relative said it was a cabbage white butterfly, and I remember asking her why it was called that. She said something like "because it's white and it eats cabbage," which seemed to answer the question completely at the […]

    alandrapievo.wordpress.com/202

  19. Went back to Palomar Mountain State Park to to what shakes up there for #butterflies in September and to check out lower Doane Valley, which I haven’t seen before. There was a large orange fast flyer that caught me so off guard I forgot to turn my camera on. I think it was a Fritillary of some kind. Otherwise not unusual but nice to see stuff.

  20. Beauty All Around

    There is beauty all around. But we usually don't notice it. . Life gets busy, our minds get distracted, and sometimes we become so focused on our problems that we stop seeing the good around us. Look again today. God has filled His creation—and your life—with beautiful things to enjoy. You just gotta look. 💎 ✨Click to read the full devotional

    gemsofknowledge.com/2026/09/01