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Pebble hook-tip147 viewsuniomysticJun 21, 2006

Privet, Pine, Elephant Hawk Moth222 views17 June 2006 at MartonachickJun 21, 2006

Privet Hawkmoth143 views17 June 2006 at MartonachickJun 21, 2006

Hummingbird Hawk Moth185 viewsHummingbird Hawk Moth - back Garden 19/06/06Russell HayesJun 19, 2006

Hummingbird Hawk Moth159 viewsHummingbird Hawk Moth - back garden 19/06/06Russell HayesJun 19, 2006

Lime Hawkmoth171 viewsColin JenningsJun 19, 2006

Small Magpie166 viewsFrieston Shore - 17th June 2006achickJun 19, 2006

Buff Ermine140 viewsFulbeck 18th June 2006achickJun 19, 2006

Broad Bordered Bee Hawk Moth169 viewsJun 18, 2006

Heart and Dart198 viewsIn the gardenDave BradbeerJun 17, 2006

what is it?208 viewsfound this caterpillar on my rose bushes, no idea what moth it belongs to.Colin PumfrettJun 13, 2006

Common Swift131 viewsGrimsby PyewipeDave BradbeerJun 05, 2006

Pine Hawkmoth132 viewsIn the trap this morning, one of my favorites.MJGreyJun 03, 2006

Mother shipton144 viewsColin PumfrettMay 28, 2006

132 viewsColin PumfrettMay 28, 2006

Buff tip129 viewsColin PumfrettMay 27, 2006

Green carpet146 viewsColin PumfrettMay 27, 2006

Silver ground carpet131 viewsColin PumfrettMay 27, 2006

Cinnabar moth121 viewsColin PumfrettMay 24, 2006

Popler Kitten163 viewsOne of the pretty ones.MJGreyMay 20, 2006

Dean Eades109 viewsPyrausta aurata MothDean EadesMay 16, 2006

Pyrausta aurata moth132 viewsOn front door this morning.the body was irridescent bluey.the wing feathering was green.@ 20mm wingspan.Eric DavisonMay 16, 2006

Water Carpet119 viewsThe first of the Carpets to appear.MJGreyApr 28, 2006

Tawny Pinion138 viewsQuite a rare moth in Lincolnshire with one or two records a year. This is the second record from my Broadholme garden. MJGreyApr 22, 2006

Dotted Border (Top) - Early Moth (Bottom)116 viewsMoths caught at light in freezing conditionsMJGreyFeb 19, 2006

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