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Moths in Lincolnshire

Burnished Brass68 viewsJohn Clarkson

Hummingbird Hawk-moth103 viewsNecturing on Honeysuckle this evening.MJGrey

Dean Eades - Privet hawkmoth84 views29-06-09 Lincs GardenDean Eades

Dean Eades - Privet hawkmoth61 views29-06-09 Lincs GardenDean Eades

Dean Eades - Lime hawkmoth80 views29-06-09 Lincs GardenDean Eades

Dean Eades - Elephant hawkmoth72 views29-06-09 Lincs GardenDean Eades

Currant Clearwing70 viewsOne of nine which came to pheremonesJohn Clarkson

Scallop Shell69 viewsCracking looking moth.MJGrey

Garden Tiger62 viewsNice to see this species, as populations seemed to have crashed as late.MJGrey

Coronet76 viewsOne of 124 Species trapped this morning and counting.MJGrey

Peach Blossom81 viewsOne of the prettiest.MJGrey

Common Emerald61 viewsMJGrey

Brimstone Moth69 viewsBrimstone Moth - HeighingtonRussell Hayes

Angle Shade in Coningsby90 viewsImage taken yesterday 21 Jun 09 - Found while painting my fence and was quite happy to pop on the arm of my overalls for a photo!John Harry

Hornet Moths108 viewsOne of the Clearwings, I have been searching for this species for several years. Successful today, on Poplars near Sleaford.
MJGrey

Yellow-legged Clearwing103 views30+ to pheromone today in not ideal conditions.MJGrey

Eyed Hawk Moth88 viewsThanks Derek

Green Silver-lines72 viewsOne of 62 Species trapped overnightMJGrey

Scorched Wing49 viewsQuite common this yearMJGrey

Puss Moth74 viewsCracking moth, first garden record.MJGrey

The Drinker - caterpillar56 viewsOn a polythene bag in a bushRoy Harvey

Goldspot74 viewsAlways nice to see.MJGrey

Andy Sims - Poplar Hawkmoth 79 viewsSwanpool garden 10-05-09 (moth trap)Dean Eades

Andy Sims - Poplar Hawkmoth 84 viewsSwanpool garden 10-05-09 (moth trap)Dean Eades

Andy Sims - Peppered Moth59 viewsSwanpool garden (moth trap) 18-05-09Dean Eades

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