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Most viewed - Moths in Lincolnshire
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Green-brindled Crescent47 viewsMJGrey
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The Satellite47 viewsTrapped last night. MJGrey
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Drinker Moth caterpillar47 viewsMany thanks to Steve R. for identifying this for us.Mick West
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Bordered Beauty47 viewsMJGrey
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Scalloped Oak - Fulbeck 23rd July 200847 viewsAndrew Chick
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Forester Moth47 viewsChris Atkin
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Antler Moth47 viewsMJGrey
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Small Wainscot47 viewsMJGrey
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Common Swift46 viewsDave Bradbeer
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Scalloped Hazel46 viewsDave Wright
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Dean Eades - Forester moth46 viewsCrowle 21-07Dean Eades
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Peppered Moth - Fulbeck 23rd July 200846 viewsAndrew Chick
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Old Lady46 viewsOne of two Old Ladies enticed to sugar last night.MJGrey
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Barred Sallow46 viewsMJGrey
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Grey-shoulder Knot46 viewsMJGrey
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Pale Pinion45 viewsTrapped last night in Private Wood, only a handful of previous Lincolnshire
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Common carpet45 viewsColin Pumfrett
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burnet moth45 viewsByron Webb
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Oak Nycteoline45 viewsOne or Two caught each year.MJGrey
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Copper Underwing45 viewsMJGrey
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Early Moth45 viewsCame to light in freezing conditions.MJGrey
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Brindled Beauty45 viewsMJGrey
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Drinker Moth caterpillar45 viewsMick West
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Buff Ermine (male)45 viewsPaul Burton
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Dean Eades - Six Spotted burnet45 viewsRedhills 13-07Dean Eades
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