

Three rustic shoulder-knots (Apamea sordens) were the first of the year,

as was this clouded bordered brindle (Apamea crenata).


These 3 photographs show the small square spot (Diarsia rubi) and its variation in plumage,

with these male buff ermines (Spilosoma luteum) showing the variation within the species.
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