dmclean3

I think its totally up to you what goes in a personal album - your favourites. If the piccies of the same species all are on the same plant or same position, then maybe it could get boring - variety is the spice of life and all that! There again if they are all Silver Y's doing different things - then its interesting .
It will be interesting to see what moths you are getting in your garden, how ever you decide to do it.
Do you trap?
Shirley

Hi Duncan, did you have a go at making an album for your moth images?
I am seeing mainly micro's at the moment. Some micros are really beautiful, like colourful minature tapestries, but the ones I have been seeing, are mainly Agonopterix Sp and quite dull in comparrison. Double-striped pugs are the only macro's I have seen in the garden, though I have seen others in the NP.

Hi, yes this site is good I am enjoying the threads and the gallery is brilliant..
Have you seen Blacks pics they are amazing..The rest are petty good too..

Hi its nice to see a familiar face here..

Hi Duncan thank you for the welcome message I will sort out some of the pics from Thursley when I get 5 mins!!

Linda

Hi Duncan - hope you are enjoying Scotland and the whisky we can't have you being anti social can we!

Hi Duncan

Good to hear you had a great family Christmas. Do you get to Cyprus to see Murray?

It's 18 degrees in Cairo too with a night time low of 6 and none of the houses or flats have central heating! But for us its a short winter with the first signs of spring in late February or early March.

Best wishes

A very Happy, Healthy and Wild New Year, Duncan
Jacqueline

Hey Dunc,
Yeah I saw the posts you made, sadly I don't know the second spider - though I haven't really had a chance to look hard for it, I'm a bit busy working at the moment.
Anyway here's hoping you have a great Yule time and a fantastic New Year.
All the best,
Des