Radnor Lake State Natural Area is located just south of downtown Nashville. The 85 acre lake was originally constructed a reservoir for steam powered locomotives in the early 1900’s. In 1973 Radnor Lake became Tennessee’s first natural area with the help of state lawmakers and numerous local supporters. Radnor Lake now sits in the middle …
This post is courtesy of Larry McDaniel who is hosting a NMW event in Tennessee: “I live in Johnson City/Jonesborough, in northeast TN and work as a Park Naturalist at Steele Creek Park in Bristol, TN. I have been photographing moths since May of 2008. A few years ago I started up the mail server group tn-moths. I have done many presentations …
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During National Moth Week our partner, Project Noah will be sharing some of the most beautiful moths from around the world, and also spotlighting some of the members of our community that have great collections of moth spottings. Everyone can submit moth spotting to Project Noah. To submit you will have to sign in through an existing …
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Mount Magazine State Parks, like all of Arkansas, has a wide diversity of moth species, though this year’s drought has lowered the number of moths seen each week. Still, lights attract moths at night, some of the silk moths are emerging from cocoons, and day-flying moths such as clearwings may be seen if the diligent …
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Gene Hardy is hosting a National Moth Week event in Arkansas. Here’s what he has to say about mothing in Arkansas: “In Arkansas, no trap is necessary – just a porch light! Still, I’m planning to make a trap to celebrate Moth Week. Just a box, with some egg cartons and a light; nothing fancy. …
National Moth Week (www.nationalmothweek.org) is only 1 day away! Thanks to Fran R. for a suggestion to reach out to the Nevada State Entomologist because his agency (NVDA) is now running two light nights next week in Elko County making registered locations in 49 states! Where are the North Dakota moth’ers? Registrations are now coming …
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