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Moths in Lincolnshire

Puss Moth73 viewsAttracted to light in Chris Dobson,s Langworth garden.MJGrey

Waved Umber80 viewsMJGrey

Dark Sword-grass69 viewsMigratory species, usually more frequent in the Autumn.MJGrey

Chocolate Tip95 viewsOne of 7 enticed to light around midnight, well worth the wait.
MJGrey

Great Prominent71 viewsMJGrey

Sallow Kitten119 viewsMJGrey

Semioscopis steinkellneriana70 viewsOne of the early season micros.MJGrey

Powdered Quaker76 viewsMJGrey

Oak Nycteoline61 viewsMJGrey

Streamer101 viewsAlways nice to seeMJGrey

Pale Pinion65 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

Dean Eades - Oak Beauty85 viewsChambers 03-09Dean Eades

Winter Moths100 viewsMating pair, not a common sight as female is flightless.MJGrey

Large Wainscot68 viewsMJGrey

Oak Nycteoline67 viewsform. Rosea MJGrey

Green-brindled Crescent69 viewsAnother autumn species.MJGrey

Merveille du Jour111 viewsA cracker, my favourite species.MJGrey

Deep-brown Dart64 viewsMJGrey

Red-green Carpet67 viewsMJGrey

Grey-shoulder Knot58 viewsMJGrey

Blair,s-shoulder Knot58 viewsMJGrey

Barred Sallow59 viewsMJGrey

Privet Hawkmoth Caterpillar83 viewsMJGrey

Small Wainscot58 viewsMJGrey

August Thorn67 viewsPristine condition, not one I see very often. One of 46 Species trapped overnight.MJGrey

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