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Home > Moths in Lincolnshire Moths in Lincolnshire Pebble Prominent53 viewsDave Wright Lesser Swallow Prominent53 viewsOne of ten in the trap at ChambersDave Wright Mullien49 viewsThis pristine Mullien in the trap this morning.MJGrey Light Orange Underwing63 viewsDay flying moth associated with Aspen often seen flying in the tree tops, sometimes will settle near the ground later in the afternoon. This one was caught by Colin Smith. MJGrey Pine Beauty53 viewsIn the trap this morningMJGrey Herald49 viewsMJGrey Engrailed38 viewsMJGrey Water Carpet42 viewsTrapped last NightMJGrey Lead-coloured Drab44 viewsNever a common moth in Lincolnshire. MJGrey Shoulder Stripe44 viewsAnother first for the year.MJGrey Early Grey41 viewsIn the trap this morning, although frosty.MJGrey Diurnea fagella38 viewsOne of the first micro species to emerge in the year.MJGrey Small Quaker39 viewsOne of several new year species in the trap this morning.MJGrey Common Quaker53 viewsOne of 8 species caught on 19 February 2007MJGrey Oak Beauty47 viewsAnother late Winter moth, a month earlier when I usually catch these. MJGrey Pale-brindled Beauty44 viewsOne of the first larger moths to emerge in the year.MJGrey Death,s Head Hawkmoth221 viewsFound on a wall at Gate BurtonMJGrey Silver Y on Scots Pine cone159 viewsuniomystic Large Wainscot and Common Wainscot124 viewsBrian Hedley Antigastra catalaunalis149 viewsThis pyralid moth is a first for Lincolnshire, a tropical species that only a handful have been recorded in the British Isles usually on the south coast. This specimen is probably the most northerly ever caught. Yet to be verified by the county recorder.MJGrey Mallow103 viewsWhen you start catching these Autumn is not far away.MJGrey Pale-lemon Sallow123 viewsFirst for Lincolnshire, probable migrant caught 21 Septenber 2006 in Chris Dobsons Langworth Garden, his 2nd Lincolnshire firest this year.MJGrey Scarce Bordered Straw118 viewsBrian Hedley Green Carpet110 viewsIn the kitchen last nightDave Bradbeer HUMMINGBIRD HAWK-MOTH322 viewsAt Saltfleetby on September-9, 2006 feeding on Purple Loosestrife. Note the length of the proboscis and how flexible it is and also note the appendage below the abdomen. Two days previously, a Camberwell Beauty was seen at the same site but was too brief a sighting to capture an image. Barry Clarkson 682 files on 28 page(s) 1 - 21 22 23 - 28 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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