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Home > Moths in Lincolnshire Last additions - Moths in Lincolnshire Udea ferrugalis (Rusty Dot Pearl)47 viewsThe first one of the year, usually a common migrant.MJGreyOct 14, 2007 Pale Tussock83 viewsCaterpillar found on Birch.MJGreyOct 11, 2007 Feathered Thorn49 viewsMJGreyOct 11, 2007 Blair,s-shoulder Knot 46 viewsMJGreyOct 07, 2007 Grey-shoulder Knot48 viewsMJGreyOct 07, 2007 Merveille du Jour72 viewsAlways brightens up the end of the mothing year, this species is associated with Oak.MJGreyOct 03, 2007 Green-brindled Crescent44 viewsMJGreySep 30, 2007 Barred Sallow45 viewsBrightened up a somewhat poor late Summer/Early Autumn as regards to moth trapping.MJGreySep 29, 2007 Large Wainscot45 viewsMJGreySep 23, 2007 Copper Underwing43 viewsMJGreySep 23, 2007 Frosted Orange46 viewsMJGreySep 23, 2007 Oak Nycteoline43 viewsOne or Two caught each year.MJGreySep 22, 2007 Black Rustic48 viewsMJGreySep 22, 2007 Lunar Underwing47 viewsMJGreySep 22, 2007 Need help with ID please?133 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 BurtonSep 09, 2007 Unidentified 119 viewsuniomysticSep 08, 2007 ID please117 viewsOne of two that came into our computer room this evening.Mick WestSep 06, 2007 Male Yellow Belle(Semiaspilates ochrearia)81 viewsPhoto taken,and kindly supplied by D.Hursthouse.Stephen RoutledgeAug 17, 2007 Dean Eades Poplar Hawk-moth 71 viewsWelton Garden 09-08-07Dean EadesAug 10, 2007 Poplar Hawk-moth57 viewsGarden Welton 09-08-07Dean EadesAug 10, 2007 Dean Eades - Poplar Hawk-moth 52 viewsGarden Welton 09-08-07Dean EadesAug 10, 2007 Goldspot61 viewsIn the trap this morning, one or two caught each year in the garden.MJGreyAug 07, 2007 Pine Hawkmoth80 viewsUsually quite common but only the second I have trapped this year.MJGreyAug 03, 2007 Oak Eggar79 viewsWhat a beauty!MJGreyAug 03, 2007 6-Spot Burnet54 viewsuniomysticAug 02, 2007 682 files on 28 page(s) 1 - 17 18 19 - 28 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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