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The Berkshire Moth Group is a friendly group dedicated to moth recording and conservation in the county. This website provides information about some of our activities - use the "Navigation" links on the left to explore the site.

Please contact us to join the group, or for further information. For questions about moth identification or to upload photos see also the Berkshire Moth Group egroup.

This is our current website; some additional information is still available on the previous BMG website.

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  • Common moths through the year Latest addition to our Resources page is a chart showing the 246 most frequently recorded species through each month of the year, showing them in order of when you are ...
    Posted 3 Jan 2010 13:58 by Martin Harvey
  • Recording the 'critical' species - revised guidelines A revised version of our document on how to deal with the 'critical' and other confusing species is now available, including those that need dissection and how to record them ...
    Posted 2 Jan 2010 17:04 by Martin Harvey
  • Moths by month - updated versions Fully updated versions of our "Moths by month" lists can now be downloaded from the What's flying tonight page. These now include all macro-moth species, and are available ...
    Posted 2 Jan 2010 16:18 by Martin Harvey
  • Data from Wytham Woods research project At the Upper Thames BC members' day last autumn Eleanor Slade of WildCRU gave a presentation on her research into moths at Wytham Woods. I'm grateful to Eleanor for ...
    Posted 2 Jan 2010 04:18 by Martin Harvey
  • Berkshire moths photo gallery I've started a new gallery on our photos page to show some of the photos that people have sent me. These will include as many as possible of the ...
    Posted 30 Dec 2009 11:27 by Martin Harvey
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Red-tipped Clearwing, Decoy Heath, 19 June 2009 © Keith Lugg