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Home > Moths in Lincolnshire Last comments - Moths in Lincolnshire Small Magpie ?60 viewsPaul Burton08/03/08 at 09:21MJGrey: Correct Help with ID please91 viewsPaul Burton08/03/08 at 09:20MJGrey: Heart and Dart Help with ID please94 viewsPaul Burton08/03/08 at 09:19MJGrey: Double Lobed Help with ID please89 viewsPaul Burton08/03/08 at 08:08Brian Hedley: Paul. Looks like the pyralid moth Udea lutealis. C... (probable) Kent Black Arches105 viewsFound on my kitchen wall! If confirmed as a Kent Black Arches then it's a rare moth for Lincs & also classified as nationally scarce. Anyone know how many previous Lincs records there are?Chris Atkin08/02/08 at 23:09Chris Atkin: Thanks for the info. I'd noticed that coastal ... (probable) Kent Black Arches105 viewsFound on my kitchen wall! If confirmed as a Kent Black Arches then it's a rare moth for Lincs & also classified as nationally scarce. Anyone know how many previous Lincs records there are?Chris Atkin08/02/08 at 20:30MJGrey: Hi Chris, Its a definite Kent Black Arches, not al... Puss Moth Caterpillar64 viewsFound on PoplarsMJGrey07/15/08 at 20:00Dean Eades: i agree cracker Female Privet Hawkmoth75 viewsWhat a stonker of a moth!!Stephen Routledge07/15/08 at 16:42Stephen Routledge: Thanks fellas. Puss Moth Caterpillar64 viewsFound on PoplarsMJGrey07/15/08 at 08:31Neil Smith: Great image Martin, nice use of the light Female Privet Hawkmoth75 viewsWhat a stonker of a moth!!Stephen Routledge07/14/08 at 20:15Nick Clayton: Very nice Steve Female Privet Hawkmoth75 viewsWhat a stonker of a moth!!Stephen Routledge07/13/08 at 18:46Dean Eades: cracker Steve Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth113 viewsAlan Bowness06/10/08 at 21:53Alan Bowness: Thanks Matt Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth113 viewsAlan Bowness06/10/08 at 21:04Matthew Latham: Brilliant Al Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth113 viewsAlan Bowness06/10/08 at 00:12Alan Bowness: Thanks everyone. Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth113 viewsAlan Bowness06/09/08 at 23:04Colin Pumfrett: Super Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth113 viewsAlan Bowness06/09/08 at 00:17Nick Clayton: Very nice shot Alan Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth113 viewsAlan Bowness06/08/08 at 23:41Mick West: Lovely shots Alan M&M Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth113 viewsAlan Bowness06/08/08 at 23:32Dean Eades: nice Al Cinnabar 45 viewsJohn Goy06/05/08 at 01:22John Goy: Thanks. Practice makes perfect so they say. Not sure of I.D.81 viewsCan anyone help with I.D. please. I am guessing at maybe Mottled Pug but am not sure.Paul Burton06/03/08 at 22:18Paul Burton: Many Thanks. Not sure of I.D.81 viewsCan anyone help with I.D. please. I am guessing at maybe Mottled Pug but am not sure.Paul Burton06/03/08 at 09:34MJGrey: Looks like a Mottled Pug to me. Cinnabar 45 viewsJohn Goy06/02/08 at 22:39Mick West: Nice pic John M&M Pale Tussock75 viewsCaterpillar found on Birch.MJGrey10/12/07 at 22:44Colin Smale: Very photogenic, like to find one of these. Nice c... Need help with ID please?125 viewsA regular visitor to our garden this one, but I am struggling to identify it. Any help would be appreciated. Apologies for the poor photo.Paul Burton09/11/07 at 21:51Paul Burton: Many thanks Stephen for pointing me in the right d... Need help with ID please?125 viewsA regular visitor to our garden this one, but I am struggling to identify it. Any help would be appreciated. Apologies for the poor photo.Paul Burton09/10/07 at 09:53Stephen Routledge: Hi Paul,iam not quite sure about the size of your ... 276 files on 12 page(s) 1 - 6 7 8 - 12 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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