Mark12
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He's a Milkweed Tiger Moth. ExcellentI don’t believe it myself.
It clearly came from someone’s fly-fishing box.
He's a Milkweed Tiger Moth. ExcellentI don’t believe it myself.
It clearly came from someone’s fly-fishing box.
It’s beautiful!He's a Milkweed Tiger Moth. Excellent![]()
Some of the caterpillars for the moths and butterflies over in the UK are amazing. Such weird shapes and sizes. Nature at its bestIt’s beautiful!
I’ve only ever seen the (after a quick google search) Isabella Tiger moth here. Everyone just calls them wooly bears or something.
cool & thanks... been looking through a couppla local bug sites to figure out what it is... and after using what you said it is... only 1 site has it and says it's a milkweed tussock moth...He's a Milkweed Tiger Moth. Excellent![]()
It's the same thing. It has a few different names I believecool & thanks... been looking through a couppla local bug sites to figure out what it is... and after using what you said it is... only 1 site has it and says it's a milkweed tussock moth...
Yes Steve from Algonquin island - Sand bags still out from the previous winter.Toronto?
steve
I am not a hat wearer but the hat in the top pic has a lot of style, could you let me know the maker please?Two rare selfies of Mr Bedlington AKA James William Mahoney. Where have all those 68 years gone?
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I am not a hat wearer but the hat in the top pic has a lot of style, could you let me know the maker please?
Many thanksI'm a big fan of the American hat maker, Bailey's of Hollywood. I have a few of their hats; I especially like their 8-piece Bakerboy hats, which is why I own about 6 of them. The hat is a Baileys Thurman Sienna Straw Hat; I would say it's similar to a Fedora. I like the rim turned up.
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