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iRecord is an online recording website, and it is the preferred route for sending in moth records for the county database (but other options are also available!). For those of you who do add records to iRecord, here is some information and summaries of where things have got to.
If you are registered on iRecord and are adding records there, you can join iRecord's "Berkshire Moths Activity" pages. These are group pages within iRecord that help us to keep track of progress, and share the latest records in the county. Any one can see the summaries for each Activity, and more options are available if you join the Activity.
Activity 1: Berkshire Moths
This Activity displays all the moth records for Berkshire that are currently stored on iRecord.
- Activity summary page on iRecord
- Join the activity (you need to be registered on iRecord to do this)
Activity 2: Berkshire Moths - latest records (from last two weeks)
This Activity shows all the records that people have made during the previous two weeks - useful for checking which species are being seen at the moment.
- Activity summary page on iRecord
- Join the latest records activity (you need to be registered on iRecord to do this)
Additional information
Once you have joined one of the activities, you will find them listed on iRecord by going to the "Record" menu and choosing "Activites" - they will be listed under "My Activities".
If you join the main "Berkshire Moths" activity (number 1 in the above list) you will be able to see some additional buttons as well as "Activity summary":
One of these buttons is for "Enter a list of records", and you can use that for entering your moth records if you wish, but you don't have to - your records of moths in Berkshire will be included whichever route you use to enter them.
The best options for entering records are to use the specific moth recording form, which can be found under the "Record" menu – go to "Species group forms" and find "Moths". That will allow you to add all your moth records, but if you also record other types of insect in your moth-trap you won't be able to add those, and in that case you may find it easier to use the standard "Record – Enter a list of records" form.
You will also see that there is a button that allows you to "Import records from a spreadsheet". If you wish to send records from a spreadsheet in to iRecord PLEASE CONTACT MARTIN HARVEY FIRST! This is so that we can check whether your records are already in the system, and if they are we can work out how best to avoid repeating them. Contact Martin via email or via the "Contact BMG" form.
For lots more info on how to use iRecord see the comprehensive user guide by Steve Garland.
Berkshire Moths on iRecord - latest records activity
Click to see the live page on iRecord for the summary of all records added during the most recent two weeks. You can also see all Berkshire moths on iRecord.
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