Amazone Nature Lodge in French Guiana will be hosting a National Moth Week event. Amazone Nature Lodge is located in the Kaw Mountains of French Guiana, and serves nature lovers, scientists, students, and tourists looking for a place to study, observe and enjoy nature. During NMW the team at Amazone Nature Lodge will observe moths …
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Post courtesy of Vernon Antoine Brou Jr. A lifetime resident of Louisiana, born 1949, (Vernon) I began my interest in insects as a very young child. My activities became more scientific around 1968 and I began light trapping during 1969, and have continued to run numerous types of insect traps including a series of five …
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Bill Evans has organized a week of National Moth Week activities in New York’s Finger Lake region. He would like to note that the events are NOT private and are open to anyone who would like to attend. Moth events in Finger Lakes Region of New York: Monday-Sunday July 23rd-29th: People in the Finger Lakes region of …
Jenilee Montes is hosting a NMW event at Henri Pittier National Park in Aragua, Venezuela. The park occupies most of the northern state of Aragua and much of the northeastern state of Carabobo, and includes a considerable swath of the Venezuelan Coastal Range. The park has habitat for a large array of biodiversity and is considered …
Phil Huntley-Franck is hosting a National Moth Week event in Douglas, Oregon. Phil retired from a career in computers as a Lead Analyst / Project leader in 1991 then wrote several novels. His wife, Vi, is a published writer and artist. You can see her work at http://whereartmeetstheheart.com/, the website that Phil built for …
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Julian Donahue is a retired curator of Lepidoptera at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, where his specialty was the taxonomy of tiger moths (Arctiidae), carpenter moths (Cossidae), and phycitine pyralid moths of the New World, especially of the American southwestern deserts and the Neotropics. He is a past president of The Lepidopterists’ …
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Tara Fourre will be running an event in Warren NJ for National Moth Week. Tara wrote up the following post for our blog. Tara says: “I have been in love with the insect world for a long time. It probably all started back when I was a toddler and would go on walks with my mom to …
National Moth Week’s newest supporter is 10,000 Birds! 10,000 Birds is one of the web’s favorite virtual watering holes for discussion of birding, nature, conservation, and the wide, wide world. Naturalists looking for news, reviews, and copious commentary are encouraged to visit. The site was founded in 2003 by Mike Bergin, who is based out of …
Cristóbal Ríos-Málaver is a Colombian biologist and entomologist studying butterflies and beetles of the family Lucanidae in the neotropical highlands of Venezuela. Cristo has also conducted several studies on biodiversity of butterflies in the Central Cordillera of Colombia, examining the patterns of species richness in riparian forests and changes in species of butterflies along altitude gradients near …
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Shawn Wainwright is hosting a NMW event at Cattus Island County Park Nature Center. Cattus Island is located on NJ’s Barnegat Bay and is home to the Cooper Environmental Center. The park consists of maritime pine/oak forest as well as a network of freshwater wetlands containing several species of hardwood trees. The varied environment of …
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