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Most viewed - Moths in Lincolnshire

Beautiful carpet.166 viewsColin Pumfrett

Clifden Nonpareil163 viewsWhat a cracker, trapped last night near Louth. Rare migrant with only a few Lincolnshire records.

Well done Roger.MJGrey

Popler Kitten162 viewsOne of the pretty ones.MJGrey

Red-tipped Clearwing.162 viewsNot the greatest photo in the world or individual in the world,but you can see what species it is at least.It was found nectaring on this thistle and i watched it for about 3 minutes and it was gone.Stephen Routledge

Convolvulus

Hawkmoth161 viewsGrimsby Pyewipe. Dave Bradbeer

Red Sword-grass161 viewsThis moth appeared on the outside of a house window on the evening of 10.12.05. After discussing this record with Rex Johnson and what I have read, this appears to be a very scarce moth, as far as Lincolnshire is concerned. David Wright from Grimsby & Steve Routledge from Barnetby visited to see it on 11.12.05. I would be grateful for information re. other sightings in Lincs.Roy Harvey

Grey Dagger, Acronicta psi160 viewsTrevor Gunby

Elephant

Hawk Moth159 viewsachick

Elephant hawk moth caterpillar159 viewsColin Pumfrett

Dean Eades

Elephant - hawk moth159 viewsMessingham 15-08-05Dean Eades

Drinker Moth Caterpillar159 viewsDrinker Moth Caterpillar - NettletonRussell Hayes

Privet Hawk-moths159 viewsRoy Harvey

?159 viewstrevormlee

Privet Hawkmoth Caterpillar159 viewsTrevor Gunby

Hummingbird Hawk Moth158 viewsHummingbird Hawk Moth - back garden 19/06/06Russell Hayes

Longhorn Moth - Nemophora degeerella157 viewsuniomystic

Chimney Sweeper moth 157 viewsDavid Morison

Lilac Beauty156 viewsFound by my wife in her greenhouse.
A first record for our gardenRoy Harvey

?156 viewstrevormlee

Silver Y on Scots Pine cone156 viewsuniomystic

Help with ID please?156 viewsDavid Morison

Hummingbird Hawkmoth156 viewsCleethorpes garden early this morning.Dave Bradbeer

?155 viewstrevormlee

Snout - Chambers Wood154 views

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Poplar hawk -moth154 viewsLakeside somercotes 06-08-05Dean Eades

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