32 reactions | Many of us have had a bit more time to enjoy the nature around us, like this Silver Y moth.  What have you spotted recently in your garden or walks? | WWF Scotland | Facebook

Meet the Silver Y moth! Filmed in slow-mo by our Woodland Officer, Nick, at Ryton Wood. Its feeding on Devil’s-bit Scabious, a late-flowering plant that provides nectar late into September, and you can see it moving its proboscis into the individual florets on the flower head. These moths migrate from the continent and lots have been seen this year. We make sure we cut the rides late at Ryton Wood to allow these flowers time to seed. www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/wildlife-explorer/inverte

Silver Y moth caterpillar (autographa gamma) eating a leaf.