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Home > Moths in Lincolnshire Last additions - Moths in Lincolnshire Plain Golden Y182 viewsMy book does say the Beautiful Golden Y has a purple tinge to it so it could be that one.Anthony BentleyJul 03, 2012 Unknown206 viewsMay be very common for all I know but they all look the sameAnthony BentleyJul 03, 2012 Blotched Emerald178 viewsMJGreyJul 02, 2012 Dean Eades - Privet Hawk-moth165 viewscheers Mark Dean EadesJul 01, 2012 Eyed Hawkmoth157 viewsJohn ClarksonJun 27, 2012 Light Emerald 250612134 viewsNige LoundJun 25, 2012 Lime Hawk-moth152 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 Clouded Brindle134 viewsNot a moth I see alot, numbers in the trap starting to pick up.MJGreyJun 21, 2012 Poplar Hawk Moth145 viewsAnthony BentleyJun 17, 2012 Buff Ermine134 viewsAnthony BentleyJun 17, 2012 Angle Shades116 viewsJust see on garden wallRichard PipeJun 06, 2012 Green-silver Lines134 viewsMJGreyJun 03, 2012 Emperor Moth larva156 viewsDavid MorisonJun 01, 2012 Broken Barred Carpet143 viewsDavid MorisonJun 01, 2012 Muslin Moth114 viewsMark JohnsonMay 29, 2012 Scalloped Hazel105 viewsMJGreyMay 28, 2012 Buff-tip101 viewsMJGreyMay 28, 2012 Chocolate-tip109 viewsMore common these daysMJGreyMay 27, 2012 Common Footman104 viewsAnthony BentleyMay 24, 2012 Pebble Hooktip116 viewsMJGreyMay 21, 2012 Micropterix calthella130 viewsGood numbers out todayMJGreyMay 21, 2012 Scorched Carpet114 viewsMJGreyMay 21, 2012 Help with ID please?174 viewsDavid MorisonMay 13, 2012 Northern Drab. Gib Point 240412126 viewsAptly named but a good record for LincsNige LoundApr 27, 2012 Unknown.327 viewsWhat moth is this? Was seen on top of a tree at Kirkby on Bain near the hide.Joe PellMar 22, 2012 682 files on 28 page(s) 1 - 3 4 5 - 28 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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