Butterflies: Spotting and identifying Britain's butterflies
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Spotting and identifying Britain's butterflies.
Presented by Matthew Oates, National Trust Butterfly Specialist.
Butterflies: Spotting and identifying Britain's butterflies
by Matthew Oates
ISBN 9781907892059
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Just wonderful Matthew, you talk about your passion in the way you write about it, so very interesting, so it appeals to all. You are simply unique and your books are too! Thank you
Great to see the National Trust doing so much to help our butterflies.
Another very interesting and informative video. When I used to work for the National Trust we used to put out moth taps.
masterpiece Matthew where ever you are
this is one outstanding presentation
1:53 - The moth is a Black Arches Lymantria monacha (Lymantriidae), not a Dark Arches which is a Noctuid.
The two moths are related by common-name only.
outstanding insight that is pure gold!
Had the book for a long time now and it is still used today just to reassure me of what I have learn't.
Loved this. Thank you.
fantastic insight!
brilliant insight
outstanding
superb
delightful
A brown butterfly, i was watching it. It went down into the grass! First experience of a butterfly laying eggs in front of me, she only laid 2 amazing! x
Fantastic insight, I'm beginner, but, I must point something out despite being a novice to Lepidopterons. The moth you describe as Dark Arches is surely Black Arches Lymantra Monacha?
You are correct - our mistake, it should be a Black Arches
You're welcome, I've made a lot of id mistakes on my stuff. I'm new to moths and butterflies.I use books and UKmoths to identify and put my pics up on Flickr I'm not sure I've got the specimens right. I find identification isn't always black and white, or perhaps I should say argent and sable!
01:53 is the Black Arches moth (Lymantria monacha) not the Dark Arches (A. monoglypha) which is an unrelated species.
You are correct - our mistake, it should be a Black Arches
That's a great video what's the name of the butterfly book your showing thank you.
It's Butterflies by Matthew Oates
1:53 - The moth is a Black Arches Lymantria monacha (Lymantriidae), not a Dark Arches which is a Noctuid.
So i'm sitting watching the darts,when something starts flying round the lamp.Turns out to be a Brown Admiral.
Thing is,it's 11.55 pm,on the 28th of October,and it's freezing outside,but nice and warm indoors.What am i to do?
it was said on the news today that certain species of our butterflies are dying out,i saw hundreds!all stuck on front number plates of the lovely motor car!!
3:33 Over 30 Connollys
Gotta be in Ireland, surely