Martin's Moths
A tale of moths and men.
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Moths and butterflies - the difference
How to catch (but not kill) moths
WHAT MOTH IS THAT? My records
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Thursday, 31 August 2023
Halting hummer
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This is the first time in all my 73 years that I have seen a Hummingbird Hawk moth at rest, other than a couple of specimens which have co...
Saturday, 19 August 2023
A mixed bag
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How encouraging that we live in a world where young enthusiasts for moths and butterflies, or indeed other insects, can clad themselves in...
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Friday, 18 August 2023
Spider's prey
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It was my great-niece Connie who spotted it - a Red Admiral strangely poised in mid-air, like a kestrel but without its wings moving. Upside...
Thursday, 17 August 2023
Travelling moth
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Ten years ago, it would have been a big surprise to open the light trap and find the guest shown above. But the Gypsy Moth has staged a dr...
Tuesday, 15 August 2023
What a surprise
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I have had plenty of excellent moth surprises since we moved from Leeds in 2013 and I re-lit the lamp to shine just north of Oxford. New h...
Monday, 14 August 2023
Now the lady's turn
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After the glory of a male Holly Blue with open wings, described in the last post, I've now been lucky enough to find a female of the spe...
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