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Plain Golden Y202 viewsMy book does say the Beautiful Golden Y has a purple tinge to it so it could be that one.Anthony BentleyJul 03, 2012
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Unknown227 viewsMay be very common for all I know but they all look the sameAnthony BentleyJul 03, 2012
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Blotched Emerald193 viewsMJGreyJul 02, 2012
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Dean Eades - Privet Hawk-moth184 viewscheers Mark Dean EadesJul 01, 2012
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Eyed Hawkmoth171 viewsJohn ClarksonJun 27, 2012
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Light Emerald 250612148 viewsNige LoundJun 25, 2012
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Lime Hawk-moth163 viewsFemale - found in the neighbour's garden whilst moving pot plants.This is the first I have recorded in Grasby.
There was an Elephant Hawk-moth in the same area.
Roy HarveyJun 22, 2012
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Clouded Brindle143 viewsNot a moth I see alot, numbers in the trap starting to pick up.MJGreyJun 21, 2012
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Poplar Hawk Moth164 viewsAnthony BentleyJun 17, 2012
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Buff Ermine155 viewsAnthony BentleyJun 17, 2012
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Angle Shades130 viewsJust see on garden wallRichard PipeJun 06, 2012
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Green-silver Lines145 viewsMJGreyJun 03, 2012
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Emperor Moth larva172 viewsDavid MorisonJun 01, 2012
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Broken Barred Carpet157 viewsDavid MorisonJun 01, 2012
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Muslin Moth123 viewsMark JohnsonMay 29, 2012
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Scalloped Hazel116 viewsMJGreyMay 28, 2012
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Buff-tip114 viewsMJGreyMay 28, 2012
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Chocolate-tip120 viewsMore common these daysMJGreyMay 27, 2012
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Common Footman121 viewsAnthony BentleyMay 24, 2012
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Pebble Hooktip127 viewsMJGreyMay 21, 2012
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Micropterix calthella140 viewsGood numbers out todayMJGreyMay 21, 2012
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Scorched Carpet126 viewsMJGreyMay 21, 2012
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Help with ID please?192 viewsDavid MorisonMay 13, 2012
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Northern Drab. Gib Point 240412143 viewsAptly named but a good record for LincsNige LoundApr 27, 2012
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Unknown.345 viewsWhat moth is this? Was seen on top of a tree at Kirkby on Bain near the hide.Joe PellMar 22, 2012
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