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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

Oak Beauty47 viewsAnother late Winter moth, a month earlier when I usually catch these. MJGrey

Brown-tail Moth larva47 viewsDave Bradbeer

Dean Eades - Mullein moth caterpiller47 viewsChambers 11-06-07Dean Eades

Poplar Hawk-moth47 viewsGarden Welton 09-08-07Dean Eades

Lesser Swallow Prominent47 viewsMJGrey

Buff Arches47 viewsDave Wright

Gold Spot47 viewsCracking little moth.Stephen Routledge

Frosted Green46 viewsDave Wright

Dean Eades Six-Spot burnet46 viewsDean Eades

Fen Wainscot46 viewsFirst Record of the yearMJGrey

Brimstone Moth46 viewsPaul Burton

Sycamore46 viewsPristine condition, several trapped this year not normally this common.MJGrey

Angle-striped Sallow46 viewsWhen the Sallow`s start arriving you know Autumn is just around the corner. MJGrey

Miller.46 viewsColin Pumfrett

Chocolate Tip45 viewsNot a common moth in Lincolnshire.

Trapped by Colin Smith in Hardy Gang WoodMJGrey

Yellow-tail Larvae(Euproctis similis)45 viewsStephen Routledge

White Ermine45 viewsDave Bradbeer

Herald45 viewsOne of 16 Species trapped overnight, always nice to see.MJGrey

Oak Eggar larvae45 viewsStephen Routledge

Cinnabar 45 viewsJohn Goy

Dean Eades - Forester moth45 viewsCrowle 16-07Dean Eades

Lesser Treble-bar45 viewsFirst for the garden, quite scarce in Lincs. Close to 700 Species for the garden now.MJGrey

Black Rustic45 viewsCracking moth, doing well this year with several garden records.MJGrey

Pale-brindled Beauty44 viewsOne of the first larger moths to emerge in the year.MJGrey

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