Well in my defense I did say "I think" :) Yeah, pretty fellow. I'm glad you know exactly who it is... I always want to know, even if I can't always remember the detailed answers!
I do hope if I post a pic of a beastie of flower of some sort and I'm either vague or wrong about the ID that someone will post the right answer on the list. Best, ann Hans Imglueck wrote: > > Hi Ann, > > it is a butterfly - and no moth! Ok it is a bit hairy, > but that is common to almost all butterflies living in > the northern regions (northern in relation to the > Mediterranean) as southern Germany where I live in. > The wings are spread out to gather the rays of the > warming sun. This one is called "Kleiner Fuchs" and > his caterpillars are living on stinging nettles. In > Germany these butterflies are really common (as the stinging > nettles) - but I like its colors (brownish red bordered > with the blue band). > > Best regards, Hans. > > --- Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hans Imglueck wrote: > > > > http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2558903 > > > > This time a lovelier subject compared to my last two PAWs. > > > > Comments are welcome! > > > > Regards, Hans. > > > > _____________________________________________________________ > > 23a mail > > Hi, Hans > Nice capture - but, but um - I think that is a > moth, not a butterfly :) > > (note fat fuzzy body and wings spread out.) > > don't know exactly "who" this is though - > anyone??? > > Where did you take it ? > > annsan the curious > > _____________________________________________________________ > 23a mail
