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Alan Bowness
PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 8:22 pm 
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Hummingbird Hawk-moth at five lanes end feeding on viper's bugloss plant near the wooden bench in the afternoon.

Cheers Alan.
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Lance Morgan
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Not see hummy yet, could this have been a BBBH which have been sited regularly here?
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Hi Lance The hummer was seen by four people that day so the id was correct.
The BBBH Moth had not been seen for at least a week or so at that time.
I hope this helps with your question.

Cheers Alan.
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Lance Morgan
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Alan Bowness wrote:
Hi Lance The hummer was seen by four people that day so the id was correct.
The BBBH Moth had not been seen for at least a week or so at that time.
I hope this helps with your question.

Cheers Alan.

OK did'nt mean to be know it all. I just wondered?? it is a good spot for BBBH.
Still waiting to see HBHM I hope in my garden.
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