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Geometrids 4 - Treble-bars, Thorns & Umbers etc
Pale Brindled Beauty (Phigalia pilosaria)
A common early species. The female is flightless, using pheromones to attract males. Occasionally a dark form is found:
Location: North Antrim
Photographer: Geoff Campbell