Moths and Dragons

Slideshow and Pictures 1 to 3

Moths and Dragons Slideshow

G-ECAN DH-84 Dragon

G-AEDU DH-90 Dragonfly

CF-DJB DH-83C Fox Moth

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Pictures 4 to 7

G-ACEJ DH-83 Fox Moth

CF-AAA DH-60G Gypsy Moth

G-ABYA DH-60G Gypsy Moth

G-ADND DH-87 Hornet Moth *

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Pictures 8 to 11

G-AELO DH-87 Hornet Moth

C-FPHZ Jackaroo

CF-PEI DH-80A Puss Moth

G-AFPN DH-94 Moth Minor

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Pictures 12 to 15

G-AEML DH-89 Dragon Rapide

G-AGTM DH-89 Dragon Rapide

G-AIDL DH-89 Dragon Rapide

G-AIYR DH-89 Dragon Rapide

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Pictures 16 to 19

G-AKIF DH-89 Dragon Rapide

G-AKOE DH-89 Dragon Rapide

C-GCWT/8922 DH-82 Tiger Moth

G-ANPE DH-82 Tiger Moth

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Pictures 20 to 23

G-AOAA DH-82 Tiger Moth

G-APAO/R4922 DH-82 Tiger Moth

Dragons in Flight

Six Dragon Rapides

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Related Links
Geoffry de Havilland was facinated by moths that he named many of his designs after them.
The distinctive tail is a trade mark of the 1930's Moth designs and can even be seen in the larger Dragon series.

de Havilland Aircraft Company - Wikipedia Entry     The de Havilland Moth Club     The Tiger Club

DH.84 Dragon - Wikipedia Entry     DH.89 Dragon Rapide - Wikipedia Entry     DH.90 Dragonfly - Wikipedia Entry

DH 60 Moth - Wikipedia Entry     DH.82 Tiger Moth - Wikipedia Entry     DH.83 Fox Moth - Wikipedia Entry

DH.85 Leopard Moth - Wikipedia Entry     DH.87 Hornet Moth - Wikipedia Entry     DH.94 Moth Minor - Wikipedia Entry

Thruxton Jackaroo - Wikipedia Entry

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Picture 7 - G-ADND de Havilland DH-87 Hornet Moth - Copyright Linda Chen © 2007 with permission

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