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. …
From its start in 2012, National Moth Week has captured the interest of moth-ers around the world. The word “national” in our name applies to any country where people want to learn about, observe and document moths. With at least 160,000 moth species worldwide, there will always be the possibility of new and interesting sightings no matter …
I received a doctor degree for taxonomy on leaf roller moths, and then I am working on the taxonomic research of moths at the museum. I have got interested in moth when I was a junior high student, and enjoy mothing until now. I prefer smaller moths, which includes many excellent species like little jewels …
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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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Introducing a new website – Moths of Belize by Ian Morton “a photographic record and field guide to the moths of Southern Belize”. Well, if you are interested in wildlife then this could be paradise! We live just a mile and half from the sleepy town of Punta Gorda in the jungle of Southern Belize, …
National Moth Week has been an international citizen science project since its first year in 2012, so our team is introducing new fliers this year in multiple languages to help inspire new moth-ers around the world to participate. Several volunteers have generously contributed their time and effort to translate the 2015 NMW flier into several …
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Vijay is an IT professional by training and nature lover by heart. He has been a nature enthusiast from childhood interested in birds and invertebrates. His interest in butterflies and moths started with rearing of caterpillars collected from backyard garden. He continued his interest in biodiversity recordings and with development of Internet got involved with …
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Help spread the word about National Moth Week in your community. Download the National Moth week flyer (pdf) to hand out or post. If you, or anyone you know, can translate the flier to another language, please let us know.
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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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