[Closed] Identify this critter

Im no lepidopterist but id say its a moth.

EDIT: I'm talking rollocks.

Cheaper version of this

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I'll go with moth, but what type ?

A butterfly with a fur coat on?

[url= http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=6017 ]This?[/url]

or a mutant baby robin

Common swift?

Could you take thousands of them and make a lovely warm coat with them? Has anyone ever made a moth coat?

I'm fairly certain it's one of these going the other way;

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wysiwyg - Member

Common swift?

Ha Ha its a Swift, a Map Winged one at that 🙂

Told you i wasnt a lepidopterist.

Strangely enough, the first thing I thought when I saw it was 'I bet that's a moorland moth'

Fasthaggis has it..

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18 Map-winged Swift Hepialus fusconebulosa
(DeGeer, 1778)
Wingspan 30-35 mm.

Often associated with moorland, this species is generally distributed across Britain, but is local in some parts.

A European Swallow

It's the long lost fourth member of ZZ Top.

i thought there were only 3 beards in zztop?

Yep, three beards. Two beardies and Jeff Beard, the drummer.

Yep, three beards. Two beardies and [s]Jeff[/s] Frank Beard, the drummer.

No moths, mind you.

A European Swallow

seen a few of them round that london way lately

A European Swallow
What's it's ground speed?

Is that laden (with Coconut) or unladen?