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Home > Moths in Lincolnshire Last additions - Moths in Lincolnshire Small Magpie ?59 viewsPaul BurtonAug 02, 2008 Riband Wave (Idaea aversata)40 viewsPaul BurtonAug 02, 2008 Riband Wave (f.remutata?)43 viewsPaul BurtonAug 02, 2008 Common Emerald40 viewsPaul BurtonAug 02, 2008 Grey Dagger60 viewsPaul BurtonAug 02, 2008 (probable) Kent Black Arches103 viewsFound on my kitchen wall! If confirmed as a Kent Black Arches then it's a rare moth for Lincs & also classified as nationally scarce. Anyone know how many previous Lincs records there are?Chris AtkinAug 02, 2008 Forester Moth40 viewsChris AtkinJul 29, 2008 Old Lady40 viewsOne of two Old Ladies enticed to sugar last night.MJGreyJul 25, 2008 White Satin - Fulbeck 23rd July 200841 viewsAndrew ChickJul 24, 2008 Burnished Brass - Fulbeck 23rd July 200838 viewsAndrew ChickJul 24, 2008 Peppered Moth - Fulbeck 23rd July 200835 viewsAndrew ChickJul 24, 2008 Coronet Fulbeck 23rd July 200836 viewsAndrew ChickJul 24, 2008 Scalloped Oak - Fulbeck 23rd July 200836 viewsAndrew ChickJul 24, 2008 Privet Hawkmoth68 viewsI BIG surprise in my garden moth trap this morning - 24th July 2008Andrew ChickJul 24, 2008 September Thorn50 viewsMJGreyJul 23, 2008 Bordered Beauty38 viewsMJGreyJul 23, 2008 Sycamore44 viewsPristine condition, several trapped this year not normally this common.MJGreyJul 22, 2008 Forester Moth41 viewsOne of many seen today at Laughton Common, seems to be a good year for them.MJGreyJul 21, 2008 Dean Eades - Forester moth34 viewsCrowle 21-07Dean EadesJul 21, 2008 Alder Moth Caterpillar48 viewsFound on BirchMJGreyJul 21, 2008 Scarce Silver-lines48 viewsMJGreyJul 19, 2008 Dean Eades - Forester moth47 viewsCrowle 16-07Dean EadesJul 17, 2008 Dean Eades - Forester moth44 viewsCrowle 16-07Dean EadesJul 17, 2008 Six Spot Burnet41 viewsMick WestJul 15, 2008 Buff Arches46 viewsDave WrightJul 14, 2008 682 files on 28 page(s) 1 - 14 15 16 - 28 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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