There are 137 mothing events being held in 21 countries today, 71 private events and 66 public events. The National Moth Week team is having a kickoff event later today at Jamesburg Park, Middlesex country, New Jersey, USA. As of today there are a total of 353 participants, from 33 countries, registered for NMW 2015. …
Guest post by Utsugi JINBO During the National Moth Week 2015, an insect book exhibition will be held at a store of Junku-dou, a large chain bookstore, at Ikebukuro city in Tokyo. This is an exhibition sale of insect books as well as artworks selected by organizers of this event. There is a moth book …
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Anyone can participate in National Moth Week. “Moth-ers” of all ages and abilities are encouraged to learn about, observe and document moths in their backyards, parks,and neighborhoods. There is no fee to register an event. Registration is open to individuals, groups and organizations. Participating organizations have included National Parks and Monuments, state and local parks, …
This year’s event to spotlight hawk moths, sphinx moths in Sphingidae family Registration is in full swing for the fourth annual National Moth Week 2015 (NMW) July 18-26, a global citizen-science project that celebrates the beauty, diversity and ecological importance of moths. This year, National Moth Week will spotlight the Sphingidae family of moths found …
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By: Sandy Lanman The best moths often come in tiny packages. Attending a moth night on a steamy mid-summer evening at the Long Key Natural Area in Davie, Fla., certainly proved this. Administrator Kelli Whitney hosted some 30 moth-ers of all ages and experience at the tropical refuge last Friday night. The event was sponsored …
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Learn all about moths — those amazing cousins of butterflies — at the Meadowlands’ third annual Moth Night at DeKorte Park from 8:30 to 11 p.m. And it’s FREE. We’ll be hosting the folks from National Moth Week, who’ll present a short talk on moths and why they are so awesome yet misunderstood. Then we’ll …
Join the Friends of the East Brunswick Environmental Commission and the NMW team this week for the official kickoff of National Moth Week 2014, Friday, July 18, at 8:30 p.m. We’ll be hunting moths at Community Park, also known as Dallenbach’s Lake, located on Dunham’s Corner Road. Park in the Crystal Springs lot. The event …
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For the second year in a row, National Moth Week will be celebrated across America in all 50 states and the District of Columbia! Today, Wyoming became the 50th state to register a National Moth Week event. The NMW team thanks Dr. Scott Shaw, professor of entomology and curator of the University of Wyoming Insect …
You don’t have to be an experienced moth’er to participate in Moth Week. Everyone can moth! All you need is a light and sheet. For more on how to moth click here. Mothing at Shaw Nature Reserve Guest post by Christina McClarren Nine of us gathered in Gray Summit Missouri to see what would come …
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Guest post by Ian Morton Hickatee Cottages, a small guesthouse in the jungle of Southern Belize, will be hosting its second annual National Moth Week event this year. Although not a research facility, national park or NGO, Hickatee Cottages is the smallest Private Protected area in Belize with a wide range of lowland tropical broadleaf …
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