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Last additions - Moths in Lincolnshire

Pyrausta Purpuralis146 viewsRoy HarveyAug 06, 2006

?195 viewstrevormleeAug 06, 2006

?169 viewstrevormleeAug 06, 2006

?172 viewstrevormleeAug 06, 2006

?173 viewstrevormleeAug 06, 2006

?172 viewstrevormleeAug 06, 2006

Silver Y139 viewsuniomysticAug 05, 2006

Mother Of Pearl134 viewsMother of Pearl Pleuroptya ruralis - Fulbeck 2nd August 2006achickAug 02, 2006

Red Twin-spot Carpet144 views( common )Dave BradbeerAug 01, 2006

Shuttle- shaped Dart140 views( common )Dave BradbeerAug 01, 2006

Scorched Carpet125 viewsIn the trap yesterday, not a common moth in Lincs.MJGreyAug 01, 2006

Brimstone Moth Opisthograptis luteolata129 viewsFulbeck 1st August 2006achickAug 01, 2006

Silver Y152 viewsuniomysticJul 30, 2006

Willow Beauty153 viewsWillow Beauty - 28/07/06 Barton
Mick WestJul 28, 2006

Silver Y124 viewsone of 10.s of 1000'sgpcJul 28, 2006

Vestal136 viewsAnother rare migrant, especially inland. Only a handful of previous records.

Caught in my Broadholme garden.MJGreyJul 26, 2006

Least Carpet146 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.

MJGreyJul 25, 2006

Small Mottled Willow (Broadholme 25 Jul 06)139 viewsRare migrant not normally caught inland, probably the 5th County Record MJGreyJul 25, 2006

Brown-tail/Yellow-tail90 viewsDean EadesJul 24, 2006

Ruby Tiger130 viewsGrimsby Pyewipe 22/7Dave BradbeerJul 23, 2006

Dean Eades - 6 spot burnet65 viewsRimacDean EadesJul 23, 2006

Cinnabar133 viewsuniomysticJul 20, 2006

The Forester Adscita statices147 viewsSeen two of these at Crowle.Colin PumfrettJul 16, 2006

6 Spotted Burnet135 viewsuniomysticJul 15, 2006

Many Lined156 viewsA first for Lincolnshire, caught in Geoff Wright,s Muckton garden.

Rare migrant usually trapped on the South coast. MJGreyJul 14, 2006

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