Moth Night!
Moth Night!
Location: Horseshoe Farm Nature Preserve
Location: Horseshoe Farm Nature Preserve
NCBP members David George and Jeff Niznik will lead a moth night event at Guilford County Farm.
The NCBP will have a table at this year's BugFest event at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences.
NCBP member David George will present an update on the survey currently being conducted at the Sandhills Game Lands.
Abstract: Coleotechnites nigra (Busck), revised status (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae) is the correct name for the species formerly known as C. nigritus Hodges. Until now, nothing has been published about this species beyond the fact that the holotype was accidentally reared from Hypericum (Hypericaceae) in the vicinity of Washington, DC, with unknown larval habits. This species has since been reared from leaf-mining larvae on H. cruxandreae (L.) Crantz, H.
Join NCBP member David George for a moth night event at the Chapel Hill Public Library. Details to come.
Join NCBP member David George at a public moth night event at the New Hope Bottomlands in Durham. Details to come!
Moths are incredibly diverse and beautiful! With nearly 3,000 species documented in NC, they come in an amazing array of colors, shapes, and sizes, and also play a vital role in the ecosystem. Please join David George, science educator and co-author of the Moths of North Carolina website, for a late-night program at Durant Nature Preserve. Many different kinds of moths, as well as a range of other interesting night-flying insects, are sure to show up at the lights - and hopefully so will you!
Read our special edition newsletter commemorating the life and work of Bo Sullivan in the Posts section of the website.
Read our special edition newsletter commemorating the life and work of Bo Sullivan, a founding member of the NCBP who made enormous contributions to our understanding of moth biodiversity and conservation in North Carolina.