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Moths in Lincolnshire

Streamer78 viewsDavid Morison

Lunar Marbled Brown79 viewsPale individual, quite a few coming to light at Burton.MJGrey

Powdered quaker.73 viewsColin Pumfrett

Pale Pinion80 viewsThis species is expanding it,s range, it used to be quite a rarity.MJGrey

Pine Beauty84 viewsMJGrey

Early grey.88 viewsColin Pumfrett

Yellow Horned83 viewsMore common in woodlandMJGrey

Oak Beauty100 viewsPrettiest of the early season moths.MJGrey

Twin-spotted Quaker77 viewsOne of 16 species trapped overnight in my garden.MJGrey

Sprawler.92 viewsColin Pumfrett

December moth.85 viewsColin Pumfrett

The herald.109 viewsColin Pumfrett

Clifden Nonpareil195 viewsWhat a cracker, trapped last night near Louth. Rare migrant with only a few Lincolnshire records.

Well done Roger.MJGrey

Vapourer112 viewsDavid Morison

Pink-barred Sallow109 viewsA first record for our gardenRoy Harvey

Blood-vein103 viewsDavid Morison

Pre-hibernation Drinker Moth larva102 viewsDavid Morison

Elephant Hawk Moth caterpillar90 viewsMick West

Pyrausta aurata96 viewsDavid Morison

Any clues? Could it be a Ni Moth or something similar?213 viewsDavid Morison

pyrausta purpuralis117 viewsDavid Morison

May not be moth !229 viewsNo one seems to have a clue what this is. Laid on rose bay leaves, this chrysalis is about half an inch in length, has a white 'tail' and is full of eggs. Never seen anything like it so I took one home and when they hatched 3 days ago I gave them rose bay (it is definitely rose bay) and caterpillars wont eat it. Any ideas?Colin Smale

Pine Hawk-moth108 viewsAttracted to MV light about 11.00 p.m. Roy Harvey

Male Orange Moth.125 viewsA cracking moth!,not in the best of condition,but still smart all the same.Stephen Routledge

Tissue.123 viewsThe first record for the site since 1935! and a superb moth.Stephen Routledge

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