Help with Identification

[John Williams]

Eduardo

You sound confident!  Do you know of any pictures on the web?  I have just
done a search and come up with loads of possibles.  Since you know what your
looking for you might be able to save me hours.  As you can see I am not a
butterfly person!  Well that's a lie cause I know they have 2 wings - or is
it classed as 4 wings with each pair being fused? :-)  Whatever I know next
to nothing!

Thanks for your help
John


"Eduardo" <edu_marabuto at netcabo.pt> wrote in message
news:9hknla$33j$1 at venus.telepac.pt...
> HI
> Probably a burnet (Zygaenidae) or an Arctid (Arctidae).
> There in England maybe you saw a 6-spot burnet (Zygaena filipendulae) or a
> 5-spot burnet (Zygaena trifolii) and if an arctid, a Cinnabar (Tyria
> jacobaeae).
> Good luck
>
> Eduardo Marabuto
>
>
>



 
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