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Most viewed - Moths in Lincolnshire

Large Wainscot50 viewsMJGrey

Dean Eades - 6 spot burnet49 viewsRimacDean Eades

Cinnabar49 viewsuniomystic

Four-dotted Footman(Cybosia mesomella)49 viewsStephen Routledge

Scarce Silver-lines49 viewsMJGrey

Red-green Carpet49 viewsMJGrey

Oak Nycteoline49 viewsform. Rosea MJGrey

Scorched Wing49 viewsQuite common this yearMJGrey

Spindle Ermine49 viewsJohn Goy

Pale Pinion49 viewsThis species is expanding it,s range, it used to be quite a rarity.MJGrey

Barred Umber49 viewsGenerally a woodland species, another garden first.MJGrey

Herald48 viewsMJGrey

Mullien48 viewsThis pristine Mullien in the trap this morning.MJGrey

Lime Hawk-moth48 viewsRoy Harvey

Beautiful Carpet48 viewsOne of the prettiest Carpets, caught in Willingham Woods this week.MJGrey

Clouded Buff48 viewsDecreasing day flying moth, caught at Scotton Common.MJGrey

6-Spot Burnet48 viewsuniomystic

Chinese Character48 viewsPaul Burton

Alder Moth Caterpillar48 viewsFound on BirchMJGrey

Red Underwing48 viewsA good year for this species.MJGrey

August Thorn48 viewsPristine condition, not one I see very often. One of 46 Species trapped overnight.MJGrey

Deep-brown Dart48 viewsMJGrey

Pale Pinion48 viewsWith the decline in most moth species, it is pleasing that Pale Pinions are expanding their range. Up to a few years ago there was only a couple of records, this year alone I have trapped 5 and know of other records within Lincolnshire. MJGrey

Twin-spotted Quaker48 viewsOne of 16 species trapped overnight in my garden.MJGrey

Streamer48 viewsDavid Morison

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