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Thank you! I set free. I do not know what to feed her.
Likely to be Eulithis prunata.
This is #13541 and #13542 moth underside.
Yes, that's #13544 moth underside.
Sure thing.
When I put them back to the tree after having shot, the male intensively sped up pursuing the female. So, no memory shot.
Photo # 12348, # 12349 and # 12351 - photo of one Butterflies Orthosia populeti.
Looks very similar to Brachionycha nubeculosa.
No, that's another one.
Looks very similar to Macaria signaria.
That's its own choice! It could get away freely but didn't for two days. Sitting here and there, on a car and the staircase. I took it off my cats "crew".
Parectropis similaria, maybe?
The same on both shots.
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