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(probable) Kent Black Arches104 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 Atkin

Yellow-legged Clearwing104 views30+ to pheromone today in not ideal conditions.MJGrey

Spring Usher104 viewsEarly year species, need some warmer nights to entice other Spring species.MJGrey

Privet Hawk-moth104 viewsCame to MV light in our gardenRoy Harvey

Beautiful hook-tip.104 viewsColin Pumfrett

Shore Wainscot 290911104 viewsCoastal specialityNige Lound

Pebble Hooktip104 viewsMJGrey

Angle Shades104 viewsJust see on garden wallRichard Pipe

Maidens blush104 viewsColin Pumfrett

Hummingbird Hawk-moth103 viewsNecturing on Honeysuckle this evening.MJGrey

Dean Eades - Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk Moth103 viewsDean Eades

Latticed Heath103 viewsDean Eades

Elephant Hawk-moth103 viewsnear the 360 hidePaul Sullivan

Scorched Carpet103 viewsMJGrey

Yellow Shell102 viewsFulbeck 7th Aug 2006achick

Mallow102 viewsWhen you start catching these Autumn is not far away.MJGrey

Six spot Burnet Moths on Field Scabious102 viewsRoy Harvey

Pale pinion102 viewsColin Pumfrett

Sallow Kitten101 viewsMJGrey

Red Underwing100 viewstrevormlee

Male Orange Moth.100 viewsA cracking moth!,not in the best of condition,but still smart all the same.Stephen Routledge

Tawny pinion.100 viewsColin Pumfrett

Jersey Tiger99 viewsCaught near Lincoln on night of the 11 August 2009, a great rcord if accepted.
With all the Painted Ladies from the Continent about it could be a genuine migrant.MJGrey

Privet Hawk Moth 99 viewsDavid Morison

Sallow Kitten larvae.99 viewsOn the same area of bushes as the Puss Moths.Stephen Routledge

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