The Washington Post Urban Jungle July 16, 2013 / The changing natural world at our doorsteps| llustration and text by Patterson Clark Celebrate National Moth Week (July 23-29) by becoming a moth’er and joining a group staring at a strung-up white sheet lighted by a lamp. Moths will be attracted to the bright surface, especially …
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Link to USPS News Page – click here East Brunswick, NJ — Local postal officials are helping National Moth Week take flight by offering a specially designed pictorial postmark on Saturday, July 20 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at a temporary philatelic station in Butterfly Park at the corner of Winton Road and Rues …
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Low Bargain. You will bid with based upon you are willing to pay to receive. It is not the merchant who’s naming the cost; it will be the clients that are dictating quantity for the items.Christian Dior and Jean Pierre Braganza managed to steal the show while walking the ramp along with Stella McCartney and …
The Toiyabe Chapter of the Sierra Club’s Great Basin Group in Nevada is adding a moth hunt this year to its “Waterfall, Wildflowers, and Wings” hike above the shores of Lake Tahoe in celebration of National Moth Week on July 21. The seven-mile hike will take in the beautiful scenery around and above the azure lake and serve …
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Chuck Tague will host this moth night and sent us some information about the upcoming event: Our moth night will be at Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge in Titusville, FL. on Saturday, June 20. This is our second moth event. The first was part of our celebration of National Pollination Week in June. The event …
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