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Home > Moths in Lincolnshire Last comments - Moths in Lincolnshire Lime Hawkmoth194 viewsAlan Tate07/20/15 at 18:07Dean Eades: nice Unidentified291 viewsCan anyone put a name to this please?Trevor Gunby07/24/13 at 15:12Trevor Gunby: It seems it is a Common Wave! id please265 viewsGarry Wright04/05/13 at 22:31Garry Wright: Cheers colin id please265 viewsGarry Wright04/04/13 at 10:36Colin Smale: Lackey moth? Moth i.d please273 viewsSeen on window ledge last weekRichard Pipe03/13/13 at 12:27Richard Pipe: Thanks Nige Moth i.d please273 viewsSeen on window ledge last weekRichard Pipe03/12/13 at 18:06Nige Lound: Common Quaker silver Y175 viewsLeslie Davidson09/14/12 at 11:11Hugh Middleton: very nice common wave ?249 viewsDoes anybody know if this is common wave or common white wave please ? My book doesn't even have them in !Leslie Davidson09/13/12 at 22:18George Rutter: Leslie, its common wave, the lines across the wing... White-spotted Pinion199 viewsPriority BAP Species, trapped in my Broadholme garden. Hope this is a sign this moth is spreading from some southern counties.MJGrey08/19/12 at 15:45Colin Pumfrett: Great catch Martin, well done to you too. Small ranunculus.201 viewsColin Pumfrett08/16/12 at 17:33Colin Pumfrett: Thats incredible, i knew it was rare as i googled ... Small ranunculus.201 viewsColin Pumfrett08/16/12 at 10:13MJGrey: Well done Colin, this species is moving up from th... id please?270 viewsunknown moth in gardenRichard Pipe08/06/12 at 22:57Richard Pipe: cheers Andrew id please?270 viewsunknown moth in gardenRichard Pipe08/06/12 at 22:07Andrew Chick: Buff Ermine Grey Dagger, Acronicta psi228 viewsTrevor Gunby07/31/12 at 21:37Trevor Gunby: I'll settle for Grey this time since I don'... Grey Dagger, Acronicta psi228 viewsTrevor Gunby07/31/12 at 18:14MJGrey: Could also be a Dark Dagger, you have to look at t... Plain Golden Y224 viewsMy book does say the Beautiful Golden Y has a purple tinge to it so it could be that one.Anthony Bentley07/13/12 at 21:34MJGrey: Plain Golden Y it is, wrong on your Blog Unknown294 viewsAnthony Bentley07/12/12 at 09:53Anthony Bentley: Thank you Unknown250 viewsMay be very common for all I know but they all look the sameAnthony Bentley07/12/12 at 09:52Anthony Bentley: Thanks Unknown250 viewsMay be very common for all I know but they all look the sameAnthony Bentley07/12/12 at 09:52Anthony Bentley: Thanks Unknown294 viewsAnthony Bentley07/05/12 at 19:40MJGrey: Heart and Club Plain Golden Y224 viewsMy book does say the Beautiful Golden Y has a purple tinge to it so it could be that one.Anthony Bentley07/05/12 at 19:38MJGrey: Correct Anthony Unknown250 viewsMay be very common for all I know but they all look the sameAnthony Bentley07/05/12 at 19:38MJGrey: Double Square-spot Blotched Emerald213 viewsMJGrey07/03/12 at 10:10MJGrey: Larva feed on Oak, but this species is not seen of... Blotched Emerald213 viewsMJGrey07/02/12 at 21:19Roy Harvey: I like that one Martin - have never seen this spec... Dean Eades - Privet Hawk-moth206 viewscheers Mark Dean Eades07/02/12 at 00:00Dean Eades: 276 files on 12 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 12 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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