Large moth

I have to confess that I'm unable to give a positive identification of this moth, which came visiting just as dusk was falling. It was about 50mm long and I suspect is from the Cossidae family. This image achieved with photo stacking of three images and best viewed large. See also the (single shot) PiP image.

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William Sutherland ^club

Superb pair! Stay well!

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15 months ago.

Pam J ^club

WOWWW ~
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15 months ago.

tiabunna ^club has replied

(see the discussion)

Many thanks for that link, Udo.

15 months ago.

Rosalyn Hilborne ^club

Superb detail in the main image George. Very good work!

15 months ago.

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