(Coming to you from the birthplace of Mr C.S. Lewis, which I like to refer to as "Nornia"!)
The blog is named after the extremely megabyte-rich spreadsheet where I've been keeping my Lepidoptera records for the past three years, and I'll try to post here as many as possible of the records I make this year.
There'll be moth trapping reports from my garden...
hopefully a page cataloguing my work on rearing early stages (that'll take a while)...
daytime observations of butterflies and dayflying moths from the local Glencairn Park or anywhere I happen to be...
leaf mine searches...
and when summer comes along, some dusking in and around Murlough NNR.
Accompanied by some hopefully decent photos and videos on my new Samsung WB-100, with the help of Flickr and YouTube.
And all of that (or more realistically, the main highlights of that!) in the spare moments between getting my A-levels sorted and preparing for university in September. Mission impossible? Bring it on!
You can also check out my general nature blog "The Caterpillar" - click the tab at the top of this page. The link to my Flickr photostream is up there too.
Happy mothing!!!
Sam
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| Say hi to "Rosebud"! I chose this Angle Shades moth, from my third caterpillar rearing project, as the blog icon. It's one of my favourite moths with its unique wing shape and impressive thoracic crest. |
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