Webb's Wainscot
(Globia sparganii)
again trapped 25/07/25 Llanelli WWT and new for me
#teammoth

Some of the new species of Moths from our S.Yorks garden this year.

#Globia ~ #FractalHaze

#JustPressPlay for #KrautRock melodic trippy bass heavy #StonerRock #PsychRock

youtu.be/3oYOvB46lJc?...
#GIÖBIA

Numbers are waning, but every day there's something interesting... This week we've had Saltmarsh Knothorn and Hawthorn Tuft new for our Peterborough garden, our first Webb's Wainscot since 2011 and our second Dark-marked / Strawberry Tortrix agg.

#mothsmatter #teammoth

13. Archanara sparganii (Esper) Globia sparganii (Esper, 1789) Webb’s Wainscot. Nationally Scarce B, denizen of fens, marshes & brackish ditches, using Iris pseudacorus, Typha & Sparganium as larval hosts, feeding within the stems. OTW July– Oct. larvae May–mid-Aug.
📷 Ben Sale, CC BY 2.0

12. Archanara algae (Esper) Globia algae (Esper, 1789) Rush Wainscot. Nationally Scarce A. Denizen of ponds, gravel pits & fens, using Iris pseudacorus, Scirpus lacustris, & Typha spp. as hosts, feeding within the stems. OTW Aug–September; larvae late May–early Aug.  
📷 Ilia Ustyantsev, CC BY-SA 2.0

speaking of bluegrass, Steve Martin's latest with Alison Brown was also great, but most of my faves were on the heavier side - honourable mentions for new offerings from Soulwax, Antibalas, Author & Punisher, Pertubator, and Globia, and a nod to Creeper continuing to find their inner Meatloaf.

15. (Archanara) Globia sparganii, Webb’s Wainscot, Nationally Scarce B, denizen of fens, marshes & brackish ditches. Larvae feed within the stems of Iris pseudacorus, Typha spp., Scirpus lacustris & Sparganium erectum.
📷 Ben Sale, CC BY 2.0

14. Globia algae, Rush or Reed Wainscot, a moth of ponds, gravel pits & fens, using Typha spp., Scirpus lacustris, Iris pseudacorus, & Sparganium erectum as larval hosts; larvae feed within the stems.
📷 Ilia Ustyantsev, CC BY-SA 2.0

It's a globia

3/ You don’t need another “framework.”
You need to think for yourself.

Put your thoughts down and hit publish.
Start there.

🎙 Full episode with Lee Densmer on how content helped her grow her agency into waitlist-only, now on Marketers Do Coffee.

Watch here → www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnU...

And should you price your time when you only have 20 hrs/week for client work?

Lee Densmer founder of Globia content agency put it perfectly:

“Doing what you love is only 50% of the job.”

The other half?
Learning how to run the thing.

3/ The full interview with Lee dropped yesterday in the latest episode of Marketers Do Coffee.

It’s a masterclass in founder-led growth, what it takes to build a successful agency, and what actually works on LinkedIn today.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnU...

Everyone says “just post more and the clients will come.”

But that’s not how LinkedIn actually works.

Content is what earns the conversation.
That’s how Lee Densmer sees it (founder of Globia content agency).

Every client she’s closed started in the DMs, not from the feed