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Pyrausta Purpuralis132 viewsRoy Harvey
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Silver Y122 viewsuniomystic
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Mother Of Pearl117 viewsMother of Pearl Pleuroptya ruralis - Fulbeck 2nd August 2006achick
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Red Twin-spot Carpet128 views( common )Dave Bradbeer
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Shuttle- shaped Dart124 views( common )Dave Bradbeer
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Scorched Carpet110 viewsIn the trap yesterday, not a common moth in Lincs.MJGrey
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Brimstone Moth Opisthograptis luteolata115 viewsFulbeck 1st August 2006achick
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Silver Y139 viewsuniomystic
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Willow Beauty141 viewsWillow Beauty - 28/07/06 Barton
Mick West
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Silver Y108 viewsone of 10.s of 1000'sgpc
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Vestal122 viewsAnother rare migrant, especially inland. Only a handful of previous records.

Caught in my Broadholme garden.
MJGrey
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Least Carpet135 viewsA first for Lincolnshire, caught in Chris Dobson,s Langworth garden.

Another supposed migrant, mother,s should be on the lookout as conditions

are good for the next week.

MJGrey
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Small Mottled Willow (Broadholme 25 Jul 06)125 viewsRare migrant not normally caught inland, probably the 5th County Record MJGrey
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Brown-tail/Yellow-tail74 viewsDean Eades
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Ruby Tiger119 viewsGrimsby Pyewipe 22/7Dave Bradbeer
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Dean Eades - 6 spot burnet49 viewsRimacDean Eades
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Cinnabar120 viewsuniomystic
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The Forester Adscita statices135 viewsSeen two of these at Crowle.Colin Pumfrett
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6 Spotted Burnet122 viewsuniomystic
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Many Lined143 viewsA first for Lincolnshire, caught in Geoff Wright,s Muckton garden.

Rare migrant usually trapped on the South coast.
MJGrey
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