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Most viewed - Moths in Lincolnshire

Chocolate Tip56 viewsNot a common moth in Lincolnshire.

Trapped by Colin Smith in Hardy Gang WoodMJGrey

Fen Wainscot56 viewsFirst Record of the yearMJGrey

6-Spot Burnet56 viewsuniomystic

Herald56 viewsOne of 16 Species trapped overnight, always nice to see.MJGrey

Chinese Character56 viewsPaul Burton

August Thorn56 viewsPristine condition, not one I see very often. One of 46 Species trapped overnight.MJGrey

Red-green Carpet56 viewsMJGrey

Lead-coloured Drab55 viewsNever a common moth in Lincolnshire.
MJGrey

White Ermine55 viewsDave Bradbeer

Buff Arches55 viewsDave Wright

Red Underwing55 viewsA good year for this species.MJGrey

Deep-brown Dart55 viewsMJGrey

Oak Nycteoline55 viewsform. Rosea MJGrey

Miller.55 viewsColin Pumfrett

Pale-brindled Beauty54 viewsOne of the first larger moths to emerge in the year.MJGrey

Early Grey54 viewsIn the trap this morning, although frosty.MJGrey

Dean Eades - Poplar Hawk-moth 54 viewsGarden Welton 09-08-07Dean Eades

Oak Beauty54 viewsCame to light another early record.MJGrey

Hebrew Character54 viewsFulbeck - 4th May 2008Andrew Chick

Cinnabar 54 viewsJohn Goy

Brimstone Moth54 viewsPaul Burton

Dean Eades - Forester moth54 viewsCrowle 16-07Dean Eades

Sycamore54 viewsPristine condition, several trapped this year not normally this common.MJGrey

Gold Spot54 viewsCracking little moth.Stephen Routledge

Pale Pinion54 viewsWith the decline in most moth species, it is pleasing that Pale Pinions are expanding their range. Up to a few years ago there was only a couple of records, this year alone I have trapped 5 and know of other records within Lincolnshire. MJGrey

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