The latest Spring 2016 Carmarthenshire Moth & Butterfly Group Newsletter has now appeared and has been emailed to local recorders. It can also be accessed on the right-hand side of this page.
I`m looking forward to the 2016 season!
Welcome to the recording blog for the Carmarthenshire Moth and Butterfly Group. Could members please add any moth or butterfly records or any general items of interest by making a new post. Although everyone can comment on a post you will have to be a member to add a new post.
Great job, as always, by you and Sam - many thanks.
ReplyDeleteMakes interesting reading for a next-door moth-er in Pembs!
ReplyDeleteBig thanks to you and Sam - always makes interesting reading. I hope to be a bit more active in Carms this year as opposed to in G*******n...
ReplyDeleteThanks all. I always check what adjacent counties catch, Rosemary...there`s certain Pembs moths (eg black-banded) which I`m sure we`ve got on the Carms cliffs just east of Amroth. Incidentally, the Watsonian - ie biological county for recording - differs to that of the modern Pembs/Carms administrative county boundary. Carms (in terms of recording) starts immediately E of the Amroth shingle beach rather than just W of Telpyn Pt.
ReplyDeleteHo hum - Black-banded is a garden moth for me .......
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