Image of dark sword-grass
Description:
I disturbed this moth from it's resting place under a lavender bush. I ripped the bush out of the ground, and the moth flew a metre, landed on the ground, hopped a few times and came to rest. Photos show moth, and site that it came from.
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- Agrotis ipsilon (dark sword-grass)
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