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Super-fluffy brindled beauty moth from my first moth trap of the year! Finally the winds died down enough to put the shelter up and get the moth trap on.
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if all of the moths in the world were to engage in combat with all of the butterflies in the world, who would reign victorious
Got another visit from the amazing twig-moth that is the pale prominent! 😁 So happy that they seem to be having a good year, gives me hope.
My new moth obsession
you were right all along Risu. Moths are just better butterflies.
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11/11/2023-11/18/2023: Love's Labour's Lost
I spent a couple extra days with Love's Labour's Lost because I was enjoying it so much. Everyone in it enjoys speaking, and they all do it very entertainingly. The lords and ladies have their thing going on, but I was really into the clowns. And there are so many clowns, too! Costard, Armado, Mote (which is how Oxford spells Moth), the pedant, the curate, Dull...
In Act V, everything comes to a head and there's a scene with all the clowns, then all the lords and ladies, then absolutely everybody, and then the whole play stops unsatisfyingly. It's weird, but as the plot is barely there to begin with, I don't mind that much.
I wanted to see this play performed, and I went with this 1965 BBC version:
My main takeaway is that it's interesting that Armado's long, ridiculous speeches actually get delivered by multiple characters. First the King reads Armado's letter about Costard, and then later the Queen reads Armado's letter to Jaquenetta.
Also, it is reassuring that we, the audience, are presumably not expected to follow all of the nonsense spewed by some of these people. Just sit back and enjoy the sound of the words when the curate and the pedant are blathering on.
Oh, and my favorite character was Mote. He gets off some really good lines.
Next up: Richard II
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Cute moths of 2022: Scalloped oak
The moth trap this morning would tell me it’s May even if I didn’t already know. Heart and darts, loads of treble lines, yellow-barred brindles, pale mottled willow, and assorted pugs
And...
Sir, this is a moth trap
Crane-flies, always gatecrashing the trap eh.
Super cute moths that have visited my light trap so far this spring include:
- scorched carpet
- nut tree tussock
- oak beauty
- march tubic
- Hebrew character
- common quaker
- brindled beauty
- brimstone
- frosted green
I most relate to that 2nd Hebrew character that didn't wanna get out of bed 😂💖🦋
