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Zygaena filipendulae (Six-spot Burnet)

Posted on16/07/201217/01/2016

This is the only British burnet moth with six red spots on each forewing, although care must be taken with identification, as in some cases the outermost spots can be fused. Rarely the red colour is replaced by yellow.  It is found all over Britain,  from June to August, mainly coastal in Scotland. Frequents flowery Read More …

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