The HantsMoths site documents the moth and butterfly species recorded in the county of Hampshire, England. The site aims to provide full details of all the species that occur in the county and beyond, with good quality photographs, descriptions, distribution maps and details of annual occurrence and phenology patterns.
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https://hantsmoths.org.uk
The HantsMoths site documents the moth and butterfly species recorded in the county of Hampshire, England. The site aims to provide full details of all the species that occur in the county and beyond, with good quality photographs, descriptions, distribution maps and details of annual occurrence and phenology patterns.
hantsmoths.org.uk
Hampshire Moths - Systematic List
http://hantsmoths.org.uk/systematic_list1.php
Sphingidae to Noctuidae (Cucullinae). Noctuidae (Acronictinae to Hypeninae). Larentiinae - excluding Eupethicinii. Systematic List and Seasonal Abundance Chart. Occasional (50-200 records on database). Regular (200-1000 records on database). Common (1000-5000 records on database). Off-peak, but not unusual. Abundant (over 5000 records on database). Abundance based on all records received). Vernacular name / Scientific Name. Ghost Moth Hepialus humuli. Orange Swift Hepialus sylvina. Goat Moth Cossus cossus.
Hampshire Moths - Systematic List
http://hantsmoths.org.uk/systematic_list9.php
Sphingidae to Noctuidae (Cucullinae). Noctuidae (Acronictinae to Hypeninae). Larentiinae - excluding Eupethicinii. Systematic List and Seasonal Abundance Chart. Sphingidae to Noctuidae (Cucullinae). Noctuidae (Acronictinae to Hypeninae). Occasional (50-200 records on database). Regular (200-1000 records on database). Common (1000-5000 records on database). Off-peak, but not unusual. Abundant (over 5000 records on database). Abundance based on all records received). Vernacular name / Scientific Name.
Hants Moths - Roeslerstammiidae to Bucculatricidae
http://hantsmoths.org.uk/bucculatricidae.php
Sphingidae to Noctuidae (Cucullinae). Noctuidae (Acronictinae to Hypeninae). Larentiinae - excluding Eupethicinii. Catalogue / Vernacular / Scientific. Catalogue / Vernacular / Scientific. Catalogue / Vernacular / Scientific. Catalogue / Vernacular / Scientific. Web Hosting from Vision Internet Limited.
Hampshire Moths - Systematic List
http://hantsmoths.org.uk/systematic_list8.php
Sphingidae to Noctuidae (Cucullinae). Noctuidae (Acronictinae to Hypeninae). Larentiinae - excluding Eupethicinii. Systematic List and Seasonal Abundance Chart. Sphingidae to Noctuidae (Cucullinae). Occasional (50-200 records on database). Regular (200-1000 records on database). Common (1000-5000 records on database). Off-peak, but not unusual. Abundant (over 5000 records on database). Abundance based on all records received). Vernacular name / Scientific Name. December Moth Poecilocampa populi. March Mo...
Hants Moths
http://hantsmoths.org.uk/index.htm
Sphingidae to Noctuidae (Cucullinae). Noctuidae (Acronictinae to Hypeninae). Larentiinae - excluding Eupethicinii. I am grateful to the following for their sponsorship towards the maintenance of this site, without which it would not be possible:. HANTSMOTHS - The Moths of Hampshire and Isle of Wight. The Hantsmoths discussion forum for moth-ers both in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, and across the country. See what is likely to be on the wing this week, or select any week of the year. The photographs o...
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Charlie's moths of Calderdale.: GRACILLARIIDAE: 282 - 305
http://charlielepidopteraofcalderdale.blogspot.com/2011/11/phylos-1.html
GRACILLARIIDAE: 282 - 305. Feeding signs on alder, Milner Royd drain, Sept.16th 09. First the larva creates an upperside, elongated, silvery blotch, then it leaves the mine and rolls the leaf edge downwards to feed in. This is my only record. A rolled leaf tip and two blotch mines on Sycamore, Bankhouse wood, June 19th 2014. A 6mm long blotch mine on Sycamore, Bankhouse wood, June 12th 2014. July 7th 2014. Reared from the larva in the rolled leaf edge pictured above. Apr30th 2013. Freshly emerged fro...
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Charlie's moths of Calderdale.: BURNETS AND TINEIDAE.
http://charlielepidopteraofcalderdale.blogspot.com/2011/11/burnets-and-tineidae.html
Tag Loop, July 17th 06. Nectaring on knapweed, a field observation. My only other record away from this site is of one at Copley meadow on July 30th 2012. 171 Narrow-bordered Five-spot Burnet. Larvae and cocoon, Tag Loop, May 17th 2011. Vast armies of burnet moth larvae ascend any available vegetation at this time of year to spin their papery cocoons. 171 Narrow-bordered Five-spot Burnet. Larva, Tag Loop, May 17th 2011. This one's in the process of spinning up prior to pupation. Feeding case, empty pupal...
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Charlie's moths of Calderdale.: ERIOCRANIIDAE.
http://charlielepidopteraofcalderdale.blogspot.com/2011/11/eriocraniidae.html
Larva and mine in oak, Bankhouse wood, May 11th 09. A widespread and abundant species almost anywhere there are oaks. North Dean wood, Apr.24th 08. A field observation on a Sycamore bud. A mating pair on oak, North Dean wood, Apr.6th 09. The heavily spotted, less common form of fastuosella. Is on the left. Bankhouse wood, Apr.15th 2014. A field observation on oak. Larva, May 16th 2010. Detail of the diagnostic, dark head capsule projections. A much later miner than the more commonly recorded Eriocrania.
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Charlie's moths of Calderdale.: NEPTICULIDAE: 20 - 50.
http://charlielepidopteraofcalderdale.blogspot.com/2011/11/neps-1.html
NEPTICULIDAE: 20 - 50. Bedroom window, June 7th 2011. Captured by day and a much sought after species. As the larvae mine the seeds of Sycamore I didn't hold out much hope of finding any of the mines so to find this adult with the minimum of effort was most unexpected. This is the only record. Larva and mine in Hawthorn, the towpath at Copley, Oct.1st 09. A classic. This is the only record. Mine and larva in oak, a Norland bridle path, Oct.10th 09. Another classic. Mine in oak, Bankhouse wood, Nov.26...
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Charlie's moths of Calderdale.: CALDERDALE MAP.
http://charlielepidopteraofcalderdale.blogspot.com/2011/10/calderdale-map.html
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). PARASITIC WASPS AND MOTHS PART 1. PARASITIC WASPS AND MOTHS PART 2. FULL LIST OF SPECIES RECORDED. NEPTICULIDAE: 20 - 50. NEPTICULIDAE: 51 - 84. NEPTICULIDAE: 85 - END. LONGHORNS, TISCHERIIDAE AND INCURVARIIDAE. GRACILLARIIDAE: 315 - 332. GRACILLARIIDAE: 336 - 343. GRACILLARIIDAE: 345 - END. CLEARWINGS, CHOREUTIDAE AND GLYPHIPTERIGIDAE. MOMPHIDAE, COSMOPTERIGIDAE AND EPERMENIIDAE. TORTRICIDAE: 968 - 1011. TORTRICIDAE: 1012 - 1098. TORTRICIDAE: 1099 - 1158.
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Charlie's moths of Calderdale.: NEPTICULIDAE: 51 - 84.
http://charlielepidopteraofcalderdale.blogspot.com/2011/11/neps-2.html
NEPTICULIDAE: 51 - 84. Mine in Elm, Birdcage Lane, Oct.28th 2010. Apr16th 2011. Reared from mines on Elm found at Bankhouse wood the previous October. Frustratingly this one wouldn't stay still long enough for a decent shot and when they take flight they can easily disappear in to the tiniest of nooks and crannies. It's always a worry that you can easily lose one that you've just spent 6 months rearing. Mine and larva in Sallow, Tag Loop, Oct.16th 09. Vacated mine in Hawthorn, New Lane, Sept.23rd 09&...
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Moths in my East Kent garden and beyond: March 2015
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Moths in my East Kent garden and beyond. My Leafmine pics on Flickr. My Moth pics on Flickr. My Leafmine pics on Flickr. Thursday, 12 March 2015. Whilst it may be a little behind last year, I am once again on the cusp of 50 species for the year. The majority of the list is of course made up of early stage micros and miners plus the customary January 1st tick of Raspberry Clearwing galls and larvae. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This is a Flickr badge showing items in a set called Moths. Moth year list 2012.
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Moths in my East Kent garden and beyond: April 2014
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Moths in my East Kent garden and beyond. My Leafmine pics on Flickr. My Moth pics on Flickr. My Leafmine pics on Flickr. Tuesday, 22 April 2014. Spring catch-up part I. What with the Easter hols and family duties the blog has suffered but thankfully the mothing has been pretty good, particularly with regards early stage finds too. However, just wanted to get blog updated with trap visitors. Wednesday, 2 April 2014. Tuesday, 1 April 2014. Early call to the Bar. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Mothing at The H...
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Charlie's moths of Calderdale.: LONGHORNS, TISCHERIIDAE AND INCURVARIIDAE
http://charlielepidopteraofcalderdale.blogspot.com/2011/11/tischeriidae-and-incurvariidae.html
LONGHORNS, TISCHERIIDAE AND INCURVARIIDAE. Mines on oak, North Dean wood, Oct.4th 09. Mines found at a few sites but only in small numbers. Mine and larval chamber on oak, Norland village, Feb.2nd 2012. The larval chamber is visible as the circular, brown blotch within the mine. It will pupate in this in spring. Larva and opened chamber, details as above. Carefully peeling back the chamber wall reveals an overwintering larva. Apr3rd 2010. Reared from the mines pictured top. Male), Norland bilberry slopes...
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Charlie's moths of Calderdale.: GRACILLARIIDAE: 336 - 343
http://charlielepidopteraofcalderdale.blogspot.com/2011/11/phyllos-3.html
GRACILLARIIDAE: 336 - 343. Pupa found on oak at Norland village on Feb.2nd 2012. As the moth forms inside the pupa the eyes begin to darken and the wing pattern slowly develops. Moments before emerging the exarate nature of the pupa becomes apparent. This is where the appendages are free from the main body of the pupa. New Lane, May 3rd 2010. One of two flying in the early morning sun - captured by hand! A mating pair on oak, North Dean wood, June 1st 2010. Captured by day. On oak, Long wood, Apr.26t...
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South East Area of Hampshire Freemasons - Home
Welcome to the South East Area Website. Thank you for visiting the South East Area of Hampshire Freemasonry and I am very pleased to welcome you to our new website. Freemasonry is a world-wide, non-religious, fraternal and charitable organisation that has been around for nearly 300 years. It consists of a body of men brought together for the sake of mutual, intellectual, social and moral improvement. We recognise no distinction of religion and emphasise the duties of citizenship. Thank you for visiting.
South West Area of Hampshire Freemasons | Home | The website of the Bournemouth and New Forest Freemasons
Lodges: A to K. Aethelberht Lodge No.4712. Barton Court Lodge No.5468. Boscombe Lodge No.2158. Bourne Lodge No.6959. Bournemouth and District Masters Lodge No.9152. Brockenhurst Lodge No.7040. Cerdic Lodge No.7030. Elizabethan Lodge No.7262. Fernhill Lodge No.7707. Forest Villages Lodge No.9405. Highcliffe Lodge No. 8054. Horsa Lodge No. 2208. Hythe Lodge No.8546. Jubilee Lodge No.8755. Justitia Lodge No. 3130. King Arthur Lodge No.5469. Knole Lodge No.8996. Lodges: L to Z. Lentune Lodge No.8743.
Maths tutor in Midhurst
Thought for the day. How far away is the horizon? I am a mathematics tutor at GCSE, AS and A-level recently moved to Midhurst from Hampshire. My new website is at midhurst-maths.co.uk. I have a degree in maths from Cambridge University. To discuss your needs in more detail, please call 01730 814244 or contact me.
Hampshire Friends with M.E.
Registered charity No. 1101610. Our friendly support group is run by and for sufferers of ME/CFS and their carers and families. We currently have over 250 members across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, and run meetings and events via our network of branches across the county. We produce regular newsletters and bulletins and, among other services for members, run a contact list and telephone support line. The aims of the group are:. To give support, information and help when needed.
Hants Moths
Sphingidae to Noctuidae (Cucullinae). Noctuidae (Acronictinae to Hypeninae). Epermeniidae, Alucitiidae and Schreckensteiniidae. Archiearinae, Oeonochrominae and Geometrinae. Larentiinae - excluding Eupethicinii. I am grateful to the following for their sponsorship towards the maintenance of this site, without which it would not be possible:. HANTSMOTHS - The Moths of Hampshire and Isle of Wight. NEW* 2015 Hampshire and Isle of Wight Annual Review now (finally! The photographs on this site are a result of...
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Hantsweb - Hampshire County Council's web site for Hampshire, England
You are here: home. Your comprehensive gateway to information on Hampshire - for residents and visitors alike. Jobs, Working and Volunteering. Adult Social Care and Health. Arts, Libraries and Heritage. Consumer Advice and Protection. Community and Your Area. Advertising on this website. Children's summer reading campaign in Hampshire's libraries. Action-packed summer fun at Hampshire Outdoor Centres. Apply for a job. Apply for a blue badge. Apply for a waste permit. Report a road problem.
Hantsweb - Hampshire County Council's web site for Hampshire, England
You are here: home. Your comprehensive gateway to information on Hampshire - for residents and visitors alike. Jobs, Working and Volunteering. Adult Social Care and Health. Arts, Libraries and Heritage. Consumer Advice and Protection. Community and Your Area. Advertising on this website. Children's summer reading campaign in Hampshire's libraries. Action-packed summer fun at Hampshire Outdoor Centres. Apply for a job. Apply for a blue badge. Apply for a waste permit. Report a road problem.
Hantsweb - Hampshire County Council's web site for Hampshire, England
You are here: home. Your comprehensive gateway to information on Hampshire - for residents and visitors alike. Jobs, Working and Volunteering. Adult Social Care and Health. Arts, Libraries and Heritage. Consumer Advice and Protection. Community and Your Area. Advertising on this website. Children's summer reading campaign in Hampshire's libraries. Action-packed summer fun at Hampshire Outdoor Centres. Apply for a job. Apply for a blue badge. Apply for a waste permit. Report a road problem.
Nucleus Expo // Innovation at the heart of Hampshire
News & Media. Thank you for subscribing! Innovation at the heart of Hampshire. Wednesday 21st September saw Nucleus Expo, the first ever science and technology innovation themed event, return to Hampshire and it attracted a record number of participants. Over 400 delegates attended the event, which was officially opened by the Rt. Hon Sir Vince Cable. We’re already looking for what to include next year. If you want to be involved get in touch. Frank Ratcliffe – Senior Project Manager, WAHSN.
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