Pink-barred Sallow
I saw this little moth last week. It’s the first time I have recorded one of these, but was struck by the beautiful colour and markings. According to my ID book it is a late flying species seen from August to October. They are widespread in Ireland.
Murtagh's Meadow 
It looks like a crisp. But that could be because I’m hungry. 😉
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I can see that too – but for me it is a autumn birch leaf.
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Haha, I think you are closer to the true camouflage!
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Beautiful. Ain’t nature great ?!
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Ain’t she just!
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Looks like a beautiful party gown ready for the Fall Ball.
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Doesn’t it just!
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It reminds me of the inside of a Crunchy bar.
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Oh yes, I can see that too – but for me it is a autumn birch leaf.
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a cotton printed shawl
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Wouldn’t it just be lovely 🙂
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It’s a gorgeous painting, is what!
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It is, like a little fairy has been busy with a paint brush
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Reminds me of a Cheez-It! Not something we have here, but I miss them 🙂
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Have no idea what a Cheez-it is! You’ll have to enlighten me.
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It’s an American snack, a cheddar cheese flavoured cracker about 1in square, orange in colour for the most part but darker in spots where the baking process bubbles it up. They were excellent with milk!
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