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Home > Moths in Lincolnshire Last additions - Moths in Lincolnshire Puss Moth58 viewsAttracted to light in Chris Dobson,s Langworth garden.MJGreyMay 01, 2009 Waved Umber64 viewsMJGreyApr 30, 2009 Dark Sword-grass53 viewsMigratory species, usually more frequent in the Autumn.MJGreyApr 26, 2009 Chocolate Tip75 viewsOne of 7 enticed to light around midnight, well worth the wait. MJGreyApr 24, 2009 Great Prominent50 viewsMJGreyApr 24, 2009 Sallow Kitten100 viewsMJGreyApr 22, 2009 Semioscopis steinkellneriana53 viewsOne of the early season micros.MJGreyApr 10, 2009 Powdered Quaker57 viewsMJGreyApr 07, 2009 Oak Nycteoline42 viewsMJGreyApr 07, 2009 Streamer80 viewsAlways nice to seeMJGreyApr 04, 2009 Pale Pinion47 viewsWith the decline in most moth species, it is pleasing that Pale Pinions are expanding their range. Up to a few years ago there was only a couple of records, this year alone I have trapped 5 and know of other records within Lincolnshire. MJGreyApr 03, 2009 Dean Eades - Oak Beauty65 viewsChambers 03-09Dean EadesMar 31, 2009 Winter Moths84 viewsMating pair, not a common sight as female is flightless.MJGreyDec 01, 2008 Large Wainscot50 viewsMJGreyOct 13, 2008 Oak Nycteoline49 viewsform. Rosea MJGreyOct 13, 2008 Green-brindled Crescent52 viewsAnother autumn species.MJGreyOct 04, 2008 Merveille du Jour93 viewsA cracker, my favourite species.MJGreyOct 04, 2008 Deep-brown Dart47 viewsMJGreySep 27, 2008 Red-green Carpet49 viewsMJGreySep 27, 2008 Grey-shoulder Knot37 viewsMJGreySep 27, 2008 Blair,s-shoulder Knot40 viewsMJGreySep 27, 2008 Barred Sallow37 viewsMJGreySep 16, 2008 Privet Hawkmoth Caterpillar63 viewsMJGreySep 16, 2008 Small Wainscot38 viewsMJGreySep 16, 2008 August Thorn48 viewsPristine condition, not one I see very often. One of 46 Species trapped overnight.MJGreySep 12, 2008 682 files on 28 page(s) 1 - 12 13 14 - 28 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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