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What on Earth is this

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  • 15-06-2020 9:30am
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    Dtp1979
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    As the title says


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    Dtp1979
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    Pic


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    unhappys10
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    A bad photo?


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    SierraTango
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    Looks like a Six-spot burnet, a type of moth


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    Dtp1979
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    SierraTango wrote: »
    Looks like a Six-spot burnet, a type of moth

    Are they rare? I’ve never seen anything like it before


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    RebelButtMunch
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    A plastic spoon


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    Dtp1979
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    SierraTango wrote: »
    Looks like a Six-spot burnet, a type of moth

    Just did a search and it’s identical to a cinnabar moth. Mystery solved. Thanks to those who helped.


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