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Burnished Brass71 viewsJohn ClarksonJul 09, 2009
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Hummingbird Hawk-moth106 viewsNecturing on Honeysuckle this evening.MJGreyJul 02, 2009
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Dean Eades - Privet hawkmoth85 views29-06-09 Lincs GardenDean EadesJun 30, 2009
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Dean Eades - Privet hawkmoth63 views29-06-09 Lincs GardenDean EadesJun 30, 2009
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Dean Eades - Lime hawkmoth81 views29-06-09 Lincs GardenDean EadesJun 30, 2009
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Dean Eades - Elephant hawkmoth74 views29-06-09 Lincs GardenDean EadesJun 30, 2009
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Currant Clearwing73 viewsOne of nine which came to pheremonesJohn ClarksonJun 29, 2009
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Scallop Shell72 viewsCracking looking moth.MJGreyJun 28, 2009
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Garden Tiger65 viewsNice to see this species, as populations seemed to have crashed as late.MJGreyJun 28, 2009
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Coronet77 viewsOne of 124 Species trapped this morning and counting.MJGreyJun 27, 2009
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Peach Blossom82 viewsOne of the prettiest.MJGreyJun 27, 2009
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Common Emerald64 viewsMJGreyJun 27, 2009
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Brimstone Moth70 viewsBrimstone Moth - HeighingtonRussell HayesJun 26, 2009
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Angle Shade in Coningsby92 viewsImage taken yesterday 21 Jun 09 - Found while painting my fence and was quite happy to pop on the arm of my overalls for a photo!John HarryJun 22, 2009
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Hornet Moths112 viewsOne of the Clearwings, I have been searching for this species for several years. Successful today, on Poplars near Sleaford.
MJGreyJun 22, 2009
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Yellow-legged Clearwing107 views30+ to pheromone today in not ideal conditions.MJGreyJun 08, 2009
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Eyed Hawk Moth90 viewsThanks DerekJun 08, 2009
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Green Silver-lines73 viewsOne of 62 Species trapped overnightMJGreyJun 02, 2009
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Scorched Wing51 viewsQuite common this yearMJGreyJun 02, 2009
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Puss Moth76 viewsCracking moth, first garden record.MJGreyJun 02, 2009
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The Drinker - caterpillar58 viewsOn a polythene bag in a bushRoy HarveyJun 01, 2009
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Goldspot76 viewsAlways nice to see.MJGreyMay 25, 2009
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Andy Sims - Poplar Hawkmoth 79 viewsSwanpool garden 10-05-09 (moth trap)Dean EadesMay 18, 2009
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Andy Sims - Poplar Hawkmoth 85 viewsSwanpool garden 10-05-09 (moth trap)Dean EadesMay 18, 2009
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Andy Sims - Peppered Moth60 viewsSwanpool garden (moth trap) 18-05-09Dean EadesMay 18, 2009
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