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 Latticed Heath111 viewsDean EadesJul 29, 2010
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 Dean Eades - Poplar -Hawk Moth89 viewsCovenham 25-07-10Dean EadesJul 27, 2010
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 Dean Eades - Browntails 126 viewsDean EadesJul 19, 2010
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 Chalk Carpet102 viewsFirst Lincolnshire record for 19 years.MJGreyJul 10, 2010
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 Celypha rosaceana77 viewsFew Lincolnshire RecordsMJGreyJul 10, 2010
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 Peach Blossom119 viewsStunningMJGreyJul 10, 2010
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 Blackneck77 viewsVery common this yearMJGreyJul 10, 2010
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 Eudemis profundana90 viewsNice looking microMJGreyJul 10, 2010
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 Dean Eades - Hummer134 viewsDean EadesJul 04, 2010
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 Large Emerald100 viewsFlew into the house through the bathroom window at 0100 hrs.
A first record for our gardenRoy HarveyJul 04, 2010
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 Six Spot Burnet Moth69 viewsMichael PickwellJun 28, 2010
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 Six Spot Burnet Moth74 viewsMichael PickwellJun 28, 2010
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 Dean Eades Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk-Moth160 viewsDean EadesJun 17, 2010
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 Dean Eades - Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk-Moth135 viewsDean EadesJun 17, 2010
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 Dean Eades - Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk-Moth74 viewsDean EadesJun 17, 2010
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 Dean Eades - Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth113 viewsDean EadesJun 16, 2010
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 Dean Eades - drinker moth catipillar88 viewsDean EadesJun 15, 2010
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 Puss Moth107 viewsWas resting up on my driveway - under the parked carRoy HarveyJun 11, 2010
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 Cerura vinula108 viewsCerura vinula (Puss Moth) - Fiskerton FenRussell HayesMay 28, 2010
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 Cinnabar Moth89 viewsStephen RoutledgeMay 23, 2010
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 White Ermine..98 viewsStephen RoutledgeMay 23, 2010
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 Red twin spot Carpet95 viewsTetneyDave BradbeerMay 18, 2010
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 Moth id 181 viewsDean EadesMay 16, 2010
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 Brown tail moth larva emerging, N Cotes Pt100 viewsthe itchy one!Dave BradbeerApr 20, 2010
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 Red Sword-grass87 viewsMJGreyApr 10, 2010
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