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Plain Golden Y154 viewsMy book does say the Beautiful Golden Y has a purple tinge to it so it could be that one.Anthony Bentley

Six-belted Clearwing154 viewsSeveral to Pheromone at Whisby. Also Red-tipped, Yellow-legged and Currant Clearwings in the Lincoln area.MJGrey

Mating Emperors153 views4 males enticed to female Emperors today. Managed to see one fully emerge from its cocoon, in all it took it about 30 minutes to complete the cycle. MJGrey

Blotched Emerald153 viewsMJGrey

?152 viewstrevormlee

Vapourer Moth caterpillar152 viewsuniomystic

Unknown - any help appreciated151 viewsCovenhamRichard Pipe

Dean Eades Broad-Bordered Bee Hawk-Moth150 viewsDean Eades

Clay149 views

White-spotted Pinion149 viewsPriority BAP Species, trapped in my Broadholme garden. Hope this is a sign this moth is spreading from some southern counties.MJGrey

Broad-bordered Bee Hawk-moth149 viewshttp://www.birdmad.comDean Eades

Lime Hawkmoth149 viewsAlan Tate

Privet Hawk Moth147 viewsTrapped Louth 5th July 2005John Clarkson

Pebble hook-tip147 viewsuniomystic

Antigastra catalaunalis147 viewsThis pyralid moth is a first for Lincolnshire, a tropical species that only a handful have been recorded in the British Isles usually on the south coast. This specimen is probably the most northerly ever caught.
Yet to be verified by the county recorder.MJGrey

Small ranunculus.147 viewsColin Pumfrett

Six-spot Burnet147 viewsTrevor Gunby

Green carpet146 viewsColin Pumfrett

Swallowtailed Moth145 viewsMick West

Red-tipped Clearwing145 viewsMJGrey

Narrow-bordered 5-spot Burnet 145 viewsAnthony Bentley

Mother shipton144 viewsColin Pumfrett

Burnished Brass144 viewsRoy Harvey

Silver Y - Autographa gamma144 viewsFulbeck July 2006achick

Privet Hawkmoth143 views17 June 2006 at Martonachick

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