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Moths in Lincolnshire

Udea ferrugalis (Rusty Dot Pearl)80 viewsThe first one of the year, usually a common migrant.MJGrey

Pale Tussock119 viewsCaterpillar found on Birch.MJGrey

Feathered Thorn82 viewsMJGrey

Blair,s-shoulder Knot 81 viewsMJGrey

Grey-shoulder Knot84 viewsMJGrey

Merveille du Jour103 viewsAlways brightens up the end of the mothing year, this species is associated with Oak.MJGrey

Green-brindled Crescent78 viewsMJGrey

Barred Sallow81 viewsBrightened up a somewhat poor late Summer/Early Autumn as regards to moth trapping.MJGrey

Large Wainscot75 viewsMJGrey

Copper Underwing76 viewsMJGrey

Frosted Orange80 viewsMJGrey

Oak Nycteoline75 viewsOne or Two caught each year.MJGrey

Black Rustic81 viewsMJGrey

Lunar Underwing77 viewsMJGrey

Need help with ID please?169 viewsA regular visitor to our garden this one, but I am struggling to identify it. Any help would be appreciated. Apologies for the poor photo.Paul Burton

Unidentified 152 viewsuniomystic

ID please150 viewsOne of two that came into our computer room this evening.Mick West

Male Yellow Belle(Semiaspilates ochrearia)109 viewsPhoto taken,and kindly supplied by D.Hursthouse.Stephen Routledge

Dean Eades Poplar Hawk-moth 102 viewsWelton Garden 09-08-07Dean Eades

Poplar Hawk-moth91 viewsGarden Welton 09-08-07Dean Eades

Dean Eades - Poplar Hawk-moth 85 viewsGarden Welton 09-08-07Dean Eades

Goldspot90 viewsIn the trap this morning, one or two caught each year in the garden.MJGrey

Pine Hawkmoth109 viewsUsually quite common but only the second I have trapped this year.MJGrey

Oak Eggar113 viewsWhat a beauty!MJGrey

6-Spot Burnet91 viewsuniomystic

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