Children’s Book Shows ‘Ordinary’ Moths Can Be ‘Extraordinary’
A new children’s book by Connecticut author Karlin Gray echoes what avid moth-ers have always known: There are no “ordinary” moths; each one is special in its own way.
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Submit your National Moth Week observations to iNaturalist
iNaturalist is a place where you can record what you see in nature, meet other nature lovers, and learn about the natural world. For information on how to start (including how to submit observations), click here.
USA States participating in National Moth Week 2018 – July 2, 2018
Everyone is invited to participate in Moth Week! Read more On the map below – States in Green have registered events for Moth Week 2018. To see the updated world mothing map and find events in your area Click here. Whether you state is already registered or not, you are invited to be part of this important global citizen science project by registering …
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The World Mothing Map today – July 2, 2018
Everyone is invited to participate in Moth Week! Read more On the map below – Countries in Green have registered events for Moth Week 2018. To see a list of countries and find events in your area Click here. Whether you county is already registered or not, you are invited to be part of this important global citizen …
Celebrating NMW in Nepal – Guest blog by Sajan K.C.
Together We Can (NGO) is celebrating the Global Citizen Science “National Moth Week, 2018” in Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park, Kathmandu (July 29). The event features a 3-4 hour hike from Sundarijal to Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park while spotting and documenting various species of moths (mostly day flying species) found inside the national park. The team …
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NMW 2018 t-shirts and more – now available @ RedBubble
T-shirts, mugs, bags, travel mugs, notebooks, kids clothing and more – all with the National Moth Week logo and 2018 dates are now available for purchase on RedBubble. Your purchase helps support the project, and we thank you for it.
Moth Migration Project, guest post by Hilary Lorenz
About the Moth Migration Project Moth Migration Project is an ongoing project begun in 2017. The first exhibition premiered August 2017 and was a part of the larger “Cross Pollination”, the exhibit at 516Arts, Albuquerque, NM. Cross Pollination The Moth Migration Project founded by Hilary Lorenz is a crowd-sourced collection of hand printed, drawn …
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High Park, Toronto – Annual Moth Night Highlights for 2017. Gust post by Karen Yukich
Our event was held on July 26, which turned out to be a rainy evening. In spite of the less than promising conditions we were glad we went ahead anyway as those who did attend were quite keen and had a great time, especially the kids. The observations included a record high number of Gypsy …
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Submitting moth observations – 2017 Poll
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Breakfast with moths – Guest post by Marnie Crowell
In spite of the rain the moths and the people showed up between 5AM and 9 AM for our Meet a Moth For Breakfast event. We had UV party lights, porch lights and even a bug zapper that had the zapping wires disconnected so people saw that moth watching does not have to be a …
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