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Unidentified 109 viewsuniomystic09/09/07 at 20:40uniomystic: Many thanks. Dave Johnson

Unidentified 109 viewsuniomystic09/09/07 at 12:57MJGrey: Anthophila fabriana (Nettle-tap)

ID please108 viewsOne of two that came into our computer room this evening.Mick West09/08/07 at 10:23Mick West: Thanks! M&M

ID please108 viewsOne of two that came into our computer room this evening.Mick West09/07/07 at 19:14MJGrey: Willow Beauty (Second Generation)

Oak Eggar73 viewsWhat a beauty!MJGrey08/03/07 at 18:59Roy Harvey: A lovely moth - have only ever seen them in flight...

6-Spot Burnet49 viewsuniomystic08/02/07 at 21:40uniomystic: many thanks Richard. Dave

6-Spot Burnet49 viewsuniomystic08/02/07 at 21:19Richard Pipe: cracking shot Dave - well done

Elephant Hawk Moth66 viewsDave Bradbeer07/11/07 at 21:27S and K Spavin: nice pic

Lunar Hornet Moths93 viewsFound on Poplars near Gainsborough.MJGrey07/02/07 at 20:40MJGrey: Re-identified as Lunar Hornet Moths, unusual to fi...

Elephant Hawk Moth66 viewsDave Bradbeer06/24/07 at 17:33uniomystic: beautiful pic Dave. Dave Johnson

Current Clearwing80 viewsCaught today at a Gainsborough allotment, attracted by Pheromone lure.MJGrey06/22/07 at 20:58Dean Eades: nice

Current Clearwing80 viewsCaught today at a Gainsborough allotment, attracted by Pheromone lure.MJGrey06/21/07 at 21:07MJGrey: Thanks for that.

Current Clearwing80 viewsCaught today at a Gainsborough allotment, attracted by Pheromone lure.MJGrey06/21/07 at 20:13ATRIFRONS: Superb find, Martin but surely you mean CURRANT as...

Elephant Hawk Moth66 viewsDave Bradbeer06/21/07 at 19:10Dean Eades: very nice Dave

Broad-bordered bee hawk moth112 viewsAlan Bowness06/18/07 at 20:14Alan Bowness: Thanks to all

Broad-bordered bee hawk moth112 viewsAlan Bowness06/18/07 at 08:43Colin Pumfrett: Terrific Alan.

Broad-bordered bee hawk moth112 viewsAlan Bowness06/17/07 at 23:30Nick Clayton: Nice Alan

Broad-bordered bee hawk moth112 viewsAlan Bowness06/17/07 at 22:21Dean Eades: nice shot

Broad-bordered bee hawk moth112 viewsAlan Bowness06/17/07 at 21:52Alan Bowness: Thanks Mick

Broad-bordered bee hawk moth112 viewsAlan Bowness06/17/07 at 21:47Mick West: cracking shot Alan

Broad-bordered bee hawk moth65 viewsAlan Bowness06/17/07 at 21:46Mick West: nice

Dean Eades - Drinker moth caterpillar53 viewsSotby 06-07Dean Eades06/14/07 at 15:20Dean Eades: Thks Steve

Dean Eades - Drinker moth caterpillar53 viewsSotby 06-07Dean Eades06/14/07 at 13:02Stephen Routledge: Hi mate, i think this is a Drinker- Moth larvae,Fo...

Broad Bordered Bee Hawk Moth70 viewsfantastic creatures! more on my website.06/11/07 at 19:23Matthew Latham: Thanks guys

Broad Bordered Bee Hawk Moth70 viewsfantastic creatures! more on my website.06/10/07 at 22:48Dean Eades: nice Matt

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