Moth

Whilst watching In The Attic, Jill called me out to see this Moth. Thought it worthy of a photo. After a quick search on the internet I found this info about it:

The spectacular Emperor moth is Britain's only resident member of the Saturniidae family. It is reasonably common over much of Britain, occupying moorland and open country.The males, which have bright orange hindwings, fly during the daytime in search of the greyer females, which fly at night. Both sexes are on the wing in April and May.The fully grown caterpillar is green with black hoops containing yellow wart-like spots, and feeds on moorland plants such as heather (Calluna) and bramble (Rubus). Wingspa 40-60mm. This is a female.