Field Trips

Day trips for recording moths in Sussex are a great way for us to get out into the field and see these fascinating creatures up close. These trips offer us the opportunity to explore new habitats, search for new species, and share our passion for moths with like-minded individuals. Whether you're a seasoned naturalist or a beginner enthusiast, field trips are a fun and educational way to learn about moths and their habitat.

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   Camouflage and Survival

   Sun 08^th May 2022 by Marek

   I will have to admit from the start that this blog article is based purely on both...

2. 

   Catching Up

   Sun 16^th Jun 2019 by Marek

   Following our success at Seaford Haven we turned our attention to another moth which had managed...

3. 

   Stalking the Barred Tooth-striped

   Sun 14^th Apr 2019 by Marek

   Our planned return to Seaford Head, as mentioned in a previous post, neared as the flight season...

4. 

   Ebernoe Common

   Sun 21^st Oct 2018 by Marek

   Following our howling success in search of the Barred Tooth-striped moth at Seaford Head we decid...

5. 

   Seaford Head Nature Reserve

   Sun 14^th Oct 2018 by Marek

   Although we are not aligned to any organization or moth group we still like to know what moths ot...

6. 

   The Foresters of Lewes

   Sun 13^th May 2018 by Marek

   Having walked most paths on the South Downs, from Eastbourne to Beacon Hill, over a period of yea...

7. 

   Mill Hill

   Sun 25^th Mar 2018 by Marek

   Setting a moth trap at your home location encourages moths to visit but only the ones that live i...