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My wife and granddaughter saw a couple during August, this year but I missed
them. This evening, whilst settling to watch the Brazilian Grand Prix, I saw one hovering around the security light above our lounge window. By the time I had fetched my camera, it had disappeared. However, I found this one about 6 feet away under the eaves. It looks right to me apart from the pinky colours that I photographed last year. Can someone confirm that it is a hummer and was it trying to find somewhere to hibernate? I have added it to the bottom of the 'bugs' page at:- www.daviv.com/bugs.htm -- Dave & Viv are living happily ever after in Pembrokeshire. http://www.daviv.com Videos of badgers and foxes on our patio and bluetits in their nestbox. |
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Dave Hall wrote:
> My wife and granddaughter saw a couple during August, this year but I > missed them. > This evening, whilst settling to watch the Brazilian Grand Prix, I > saw one hovering around the security light above our lounge window. > By the time I had fetched my camera, it had disappeared. However, I > found this one about 6 feet away under the eaves. It looks right to > me apart from the pinky colours that I photographed last year. > > Can someone confirm that it is a hummer and was it trying to find > somewhere to hibernate? > I have added it to the bottom of the 'bugs' page at:- > www.daviv.com/bugs.htm Yes, I'd say that was your HB Hawkmoth. I have no knowledge what his or her intentions might be. :-) They are still on the wing. Their season is not yet over. P'raps it was just having a rest from all that humming. -- ned http://www.bugsandweeds.co.uk last update 22.09.2005 |