Footnote; Thanks to http://www.sussex-butterflies.org.uk/index.html I'm now informed it is a Yellow Belle. See also http://butterfly-conservation.org/51-1584/yellow-belle.html
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Wednesday, 20 August 2014
Mysterious Yellow moth is a Yellow Belle
Footnote; Thanks to http://www.sussex-butterflies.org.uk/index.html I'm now informed it is a Yellow Belle. See also http://butterfly-conservation.org/51-1584/yellow-belle.html
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