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Most viewed - Moths in Lincolnshire

Many Lined143 viewsA first for Lincolnshire, caught in Geoff Wright,s Muckton garden.

Rare migrant usually trapped on the South coast. MJGrey

Emperor Moth larva143 viewsDavid Morison

Pine hawkmoth143 viewsGarry Wright

Yellow-legged Clearwing142 viewsMJGrey

Willow Beauty141 viewsWillow Beauty - 28/07/06 Barton
Mick West

Hummingbird Hawkmoth141 viewsOne of two present at work today 20.8.2006 ( Grimsby Pyewipe )Dave Bradbeer

Buff Ermine140 viewsFulbeck 18th June 2006achick

Emperor140 viewsMale.MJGrey

Silver Y139 viewsuniomystic

Cinnabar Moth Caterpillar138 views

Tawny Pinion138 viewsQuite a rare moth in Lincolnshire with one or two records a year. This is the second record from my Broadholme garden. MJGrey

Lime Hawk-moth138 viewsFemale - found in the neighbour's garden whilst moving pot plants.This is the first I have recorded in Grasby.
There was an Elephant Hawk-moth in the same area.Roy Harvey

Eyed Hawkmoth138 viewsJohn Clarkson

Dean Eades - Privet Hawk-moth138 viewscheers Mark Dean Eades

Red Underwing138 viewsAutumn is on its wayMJGrey

Dean Eades -

Six-spot burnet137 viewsCrowle 27-06-05Dean Eades

Clouded Border Lomaspilis marginata137 viewsuniomystic

Phil Porter - Archers Dart137 viewsWhisby 07-08 Dean Eades

Emperor Moth137 viewsDean Eades

Buff-tip Phalera bucephala136 viewsFulbeck July 2006achick

Pale Tussock136 viewsstunning caterpillar found this week in Sleaford. Thanks to moth expert Martin Gray for the identificationAlan Ball

6 Spot Burnet - Chambers Wood135 views

Six-spot

Burnet135 viewsAlan Bowness

The Forester Adscita statices135 viewsSeen two of these at Crowle.Colin Pumfrett

Least Carpet135 viewsA first for Lincolnshire, caught in Chris Dobson,s Langworth garden.

Another supposed migrant, mother,s should be on the lookout as conditions

are good for the next week.

MJGrey

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