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Beautiful carpet.197 viewsColin Pumfrett
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Lime

Hawkmoth
196 viewsDave Bradbeer
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Lime Hawkmoth196 viewsColin Jennings
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Drinker Moth Caterpillar196 viewsDrinker Moth Caterpillar - NettletonRussell Hayes
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Small Magpie195 viewsFrieston Shore - 17th June 2006achick
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Hummingbird Hawk Moth195 viewsHummingbird Hawk Moth - back garden 19/06/06Russell Hayes
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Emperor193 views2 females emerged from their cocoons this morning, I am hoping to entice any wandering males. Females emit a pheromone that will bring males from quite a distance away. MJGrey
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Blotched Emerald193 viewsMJGrey
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Help with ID please?192 viewsDavid Morison
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Elephant - hawk moth
191 viewsMessingham 15-08-05Dean Eades
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Moth id 191 viewsDean Eades
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Popler Kitten190 viewsOne of the pretty ones.MJGrey
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Elephant

Hawk Moth
189 viewsachick
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Red-tipped Clearwing.188 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
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Red Sword-grass187 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
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Privet Hawk-moths186 viewsRoy Harvey
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Six-belted Clearwing186 viewsSeveral to Pheromone at Whisby. Also Red-tipped, Yellow-legged and Currant Clearwings in the Lincoln area.MJGrey
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Longhorn Moth - Nemophora degeerella185 viewsuniomystic
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Chimney Sweeper moth 185 viewsDavid Morison
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Six-spot Burnet185 viewsTrevor Gunby
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Convolvulus

Hawkmoth
184 viewsGrimsby Pyewipe. Dave Bradbeer
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Dean Eades - Privet Hawk-moth184 viewscheers Mark Dean Eades
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Emperor Moth184 viewsDean Eades
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