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- 1Lunar underwing moths show two colour variations in one species●# MothOfTheDay is two for the price of none. Two variations of the same species. The strangely netted: LUNAR UNDERWING A
A lunar underwing (Anchoscelis lunosa), a moth common across southeast England at this time of year, has been highlighted with two distinct colour variations of the same species shown side by side. The species, recognisable by its strangely netted wing pattern, becomes more sporadic further north in Britain, and its larvae feed on various grasses.
- 2Jasmine Pearl moth arrives as autumn regular in Southeast UK●# MothOfTheDay is a real autumn regular in the Southeast UK. Again, a continental immigrant and not yet a suspected colo
A moth recorder in Hastings reports catching six Palpita vitrealis, known as the Jasmine Pearl, in one night, describing the species as a regular autumn visitor to Southeast England. The moth migrates from continental Europe each year and its caterpillars feed on jasmine and olive, but it is not yet considered to have established breeding colonies in Britain.
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England are gearing up for a football match against Croatia, with Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham among the players preparing for the fixture. The pairing is drawing attention from fans across multiple countries, with interest spiking in Europe, India and Southeast Asia as supporters anticipate the encounter between the two national sides.