Chris Powles, who discovered a Death's Head Hawk caterpillar and three pupae in Kirtlington earlier this year,
as reported by Martin Townsend on the blog, would be very pleased if anyone would like to go to a talk on the subject, including subsequent developments which saw three adult insects hatch. The date and venue is Bonfire Night, 5 November, at 7.45pm at St Mary's church, Kirtlington, under the auspices of
Kirtlington Wildlife and Conservation Society and
Sustainable Kirtlington. Julian Howe who runs a trap in next-door Bletchingdon will give a talk and Chris Powles will show a film of one of the moths. You can also see this splendid insect on
his YouTube clip here. Thanks to him for the photo above too.
Martin Wainwright, Thrupp, Oxon
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