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Six-belted Clearwing62 viewsInstant to pheromone lure today, associated with Kidney vetch etc. This is the third record for Lincolnshire according to the literature available. MJGrey

Dean Eades Poplar Hawk-moth 62 viewsWelton Garden 09-08-07Dean Eades

Garden Tiger62 viewsNice to see this species, as populations seemed to have crashed as late.MJGrey

Six spot Burnet62 viewsDave Bradbeer

62 views6 Spot Burnet MothGeoff Harrod

Light Orange Underwing61 viewsDay flying moth associated with Aspen often seen flying in the tree tops, sometimes will settle near the ground later in the afternoon. This one was caught by Colin Smith.

MJGrey

Wood Tiger61 viewsOne of several good records seen in North Lincs, about 120 Species of moth seen in far fron ideal conditions.MJGrey

Common Emerald61 viewsMJGrey

Dean Eades - Privet hawkmoth61 views29-06-09 Lincs GardenDean Eades

Early grey.61 viewsColin Pumfrett

Green Longhorn60 viewsuniomystic

Grey Dagger60 viewsPaul Burton

Six-spot Burnet60 viewsJohn Clarkson

Agriphila inquinatella60 viewsCarried it in on my trousers and later saw it on windowJohn Goy

Garden Carpet60 viewsJohn Goy

Small Magpie ?59 viewsPaul Burton

Iron Prominent(Of the northern form).59 viewsStephen Routledge

Andy Sims - Peppered Moth59 viewsSwanpool garden (moth trap) 18-05-09Dean Eades

Six Spot Burnet Moth59 viewsMichael Pickwell

Mottled Umber58 viewsOne of two trapped last nightMJGrey

Luffia ferchaultella58 viewsLarval case of the above micro moth found on Ash. Belonging to the Psychdae family of moths, most larvae feed on lichens and graze the lichen from within its case. This is the first record for Lincolnshire and I feel it is quite common, maybe because not all of us are sad like me.MJGrey

Puss Moth58 viewsAttracted to light in Chris Dobson,s Langworth garden.MJGrey

Satellite58 viewsMJGrey

December moth.58 viewsColin Pumfrett

Brindled beauty.58 viewsColin Pumfrett

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