Green Brindled Crescent Butterfly

Pictures gallery of Green brindled Crescent Butterfly

Butterfly Conservation - Upper Thames Branch - Moth Sightings

"18/11 - Only a few moths seen over the last week which were:- Green-brindled Crescent Moth Night, 11th August, a joint Berkshire Moth Group / Upper Thames Butterfly

The Butterfly and Moth Piccies Page (2011 and 2012)

A Green-brindled Crescent moth rescued from the clubhouse at Lasham Airfield. before but this year they are doing really well with over 30 butterflies present.

Macro Moths Page 5 - A nature observer's scrapbook of the diverse

Butterflies Micro Moths a Micro Moths b Macro Moths 1 Macro Moths 2 Macro Moths 3 Green-brindled Crescent Allophyes oxyacanthae. The Green-brindled Crescent is a striking moth.

Butterfly Conservation: Highland Branch - Butterfly and Moth Species

Butterfly and Moth Species in Highland Green-brindled Crescent . Allophyes oxycanthae . Merveille du Jour . Dichonia aprilina

The UK Biodiversity Action Plan – moths

Butterfly Conservation is a charity and a non-profit making company limited by Green-brindled Crescent Allophyes oxyacanthae Dark Brocade Blepharita adusta

Marsland Moths

Green-brindled Crescent, Beaded Chestnut, Black Rustic. Comments: Unforecast heavy rain in the Female Common Blue Butterfly

Prunus spinosa | Wild About Gardens

Black-Veined White, Black Hairstreak and Brown Hairstreak Butterfly food plant. Bee and bumblebee plant. Mottled Pug, Green-brindled Crescent, Chinese Character, Lackey

Britain's beautiful butterflies and moths - plant information.

Britain's beautiful butterflies and moths and the plants that attract them. Pug, Clouded Silver, Pale Tussock, Yellow-tail, Hebrew Character, Green-brindled Crescent

Red Admiral butterfly - an Old Weston visitor in October

The Red Admiral butterfly was a visitor to the Cambridgeshire village of Old The most recorded moth this month the Green Brindled Crescent, is very variable but always

Surrey Moths & Butterflies

This blog has been created to celebrate the many moths and butterflies of some top quality was caught, including a lifer for me, a stunning Green-brindled Crescent.