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The Lancashire Moth Group

PASSENGERS today. Moth
The garden of my home, and now that the moth can not fly.
Best cricket is certainly "Mino moth" moth, the male will fly in the adult female is similar to memory read of the larva and remain forever.
If you want to take on a mobile phone from his pocket, and pretend I was away on the bottom.
Then find something that works. "Moth".
Moth mass occurs in summer, so you can watch the pollen arrived.

We hope you enjoy your visit to this site where you can access local information on moths.

HOT OFF THE PRESS:

Acleris literana, Huyton (Photo: S Tomlinson) first in VC59 since before 1890

Large Ranunculus (photo: G & D Atherton)

This attractive moth was found by Geoff And Donna Atherton at their Haydock home on 25th September 2006. The record has been accepted by the county recorder and is a first for Lancashire. This is a significant extension of the known range of this species in the UK where it was formerly a species of south and eastern England.

Old World Webworm (photo: D Owen)

Yet another extremely rare migrant species has made it north into Lancashire during this unprecedented period of migration. Dave ("New to Lancashire") Owen has struck again only a few days after adding Ectoedemia sericopeza to the county list. The Old World Webworm (Hellula undalis) came to Dave's garden light trap in St Helens on the 29th September 2006.

Membership of the Lancashire Moth Group is open to all those interested in the moths of Lancashire and is free of charge. We have an email group where people post requests for identifications etc, a biannual Newsletter (｣5 for two issues including p&p) and an Annual Report (presently posted out free of charge).

Chris Darbyshire is the larger moth (Macro) recorder and Steve Palmer the Newsletter editor and Micromoth recorder. The group was formed in 1999 and currently has over 150 members.

Chris or Steve would be pleased to receive records of any moths found in the county of Lancashire (see recording area). Both Steve and Chris can assist with identifications of the more tricky species, being happy to accept well packaged specimens in the post, photos or emailed jpegs. A return SAE is appreciated if a postal reply or return of specimens is required.

Any records of moths in Lancashire are of interest to us and if you have the recording database Mapmate (MM) then Steve's cuk is 1b8. If you need any help with setting up and creating a file on MM do let us know. The county database is rather large even for broadband and if you would like a copy of all the county's records for Mapmate then please could you send a rewriteable CD to Steve at 137 Lightfoot Lane, Fulwood, Preston, Lancs PR4 0AH with a SAE for return.

 

If you haven稚 tried moth trapping before or if you have but don稚 have a trap, Butterfly Conservation, Lancashire Branch, have two traps available for loan and have added the UK Moths website CD to the loan package to assist with identifications. There is a very bright mercury vapour light-trap and a much less obvious battery-run actinic light-trap. The latter is suitable for over-looked gardens or where an easy accessed electrical socket is not available.

Terms of loan:
If you wish to borrow the moth trap please contact Steve Palmer to find out dates when the trap is available for loan.

It is a condition that a list of all species recored is included when the trap is returned. It is important that traps are returned on time as they may be loaned out again from the following day.