Come on out to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum’s ‘Insect Insanity!’ night in Tucson, Arizona on Saturday, July 19. The Sonoran Desert and surrounding regions are world-renowned for their dizzying diversity of insects and other arthropods, and the Museum be showcasing great examples of these creatures for all to enjoy! From awesome arachnids to magnificent moths, …
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Tickets are limited and are available on-line at http://www.sbnature.org/tickets/ Members $6; non-members $8; teens/students $4 ——————————————— Everyone can participate in National Moth Week, a global citizen science project. For information and registration visit www.nationalmothweek.org. Media Contact: Sandra Lanman sandra@lanmanpr.com
Nature Enthusiasts, Citizen Scientists of All Ages Invited to Observe Moths at a Backlight with Entomologist Jamie Cromartie July 25 The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey’s resident entomologist Dr. Jamie Cromartie will lure nighttime nature to a backlight for observation on Friday, July 25, 2014 during the third annual National Moth Week. Nature enthusiasts …
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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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The Third Annual Allendale Moth Ball, a free celebration of moths and other nightlife — featuring a great live band — takes place Friday, July 11, from 8:30-10:30 p.m., at Crestwood Park in Allendale, N.J. The event, at the park’s Red Barn, will feature special moth lights in hopes of attracting a wide variety of …
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Do you have a citizen science story? Tell us in this essay contest — your story could end up in Discover Magazine! Click here for information ——————————————— Everyone can participate in National Moth Week, a global citizen science project. For information and registration visit www.nationalmothweek.org. Media Contact: Sandra Lanman sandra@lanmanpr.com
Guest post by LEANA CRISTOBAL The Philippines joins National Moth Week through Philippine Lepidoptera (PhiLep). PhiLep is an organization whose main purpose is to document lepidopteras in our country and raise awareness on the need to protect our environment. Moth photos from the Philippines submitted at PhiLep FB group and community during this week long …
Published on NJ.com, NJ Wildlife, July 7, 2014 By John Parke With a wingspan of over four and a half inches, the Luna Moth is one of New Jersey’s larger moth species. A member of the Saturniidae family, this giant silkworm moth will only fly at night through deciduous hardwood forests in late spring and …
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 …
Kuen Liu Spichiger and her family will be observing, photographing, collecting, pinning, drawing and painting moths in their yard and at home during National Moth Week. Kuen will share pictures on her facebook page. Guest post by Kuen Liu Spichiger I am interested in all kinds of insects and enjoyed looking at the insect books …
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