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Moths in Lincolnshire

Mating Emperors182 views4 males enticed to female Emperors today. Managed to see one fully emerge from its cocoon, in all it took it about 30 minutes to complete the cycle. MJGrey

Emperor177 viewsMale.MJGrey

Emperor214 views2 females emerged from their cocoons this morning, I am hoping to entice any wandering males. Females emit a pheromone that will bring males from quite a distance away. MJGrey

Spring Usher133 viewsEarly year species, need some warmer nights to entice other Spring species.MJGrey

Merveille du Jour150 viewsPosted on behalf of Steve Meek, caught in his garden trap, pic by Bill Meek.Dave Bradbeer

Brick125 viewsMJGrey

Green-brindled Crescent109 viewsMJGrey

Dark Sword-grass97 viewsMigrant speciesMJGrey

Pine Carpet98 viewsMJGrey

Merveille de jour124 viewsMJGrey

Dusky-lemon Sallow100 viewsMJGrey

Heath Rustic101 viewsMJGrey

Brown-spot Pinion96 viewsMJGrey

Satellite85 viewsMJGrey

Privet Hawk Moth 129 viewsDavid Morison

Pine Hawk Moth110 viewsDavid Morison

Male Vapourer Moth.148 viewsGot a photo of this species at last!Stephen Routledge

Brimstone109 viewsOn new carpet (York Stone)Stewart Hogg

Red Underwing103 viewsTetneyDave Bradbeer

Lime Hawk Moth106 viewsLime Hawk Moth - Larva - Rear endRussell Hayes

Lime Hawk Moth124 viewsLime Hawk Moth - Larva ready to pupateRussell Hayes

Gold Spot116 viewsJohn Clarkson

Saltern Ear101 viewsCoastal species with a few inland records.MJGrey

Jersey Tiger124 viewsCaught near Lincoln on night of the 11 August 2009, a great rcord if accepted.
With all the Painted Ladies from the Continent about it could be a genuine migrant.MJGrey

Dusky sallow.92 viewsThis moth has been in my garden all day feeding on agastache.Colin Pumfrett

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