March 15, 2026
The Big Dead-Fish Clean-Up
A huge thank you to the volunteers who pitched in yesterday to remove all those dead fish from the Celery…
Nature Done Wright
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July 30, 2013
Moth Mystery Answered
It's an aptly named Leopard Moth, photographed in my backyard next to the CF and across the street from the Fell House — site of Wednesday Night's Moth Ball.
Deedee Burnside not only answered correctly, but she gave us the full monte — “Zeuzera pyrina – Wood Leopard Moth. (Thanks, Deedee!)
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We had one of those last Saturday at the East Brunswick Butterfly Park Moth Night. It stayed on the sheet for hours! what a beauty!
Liti
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I guess we’ll just have to see…
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I would like to enter a moth request for the Moth Ball tomorrow: I want to see a Cecropia Moth and a Pandorus Sphinx. 😉
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Moth_Week
We had one of those last Saturday at the East Brunswick Butterfly Park Moth Night. It stayed on the sheet for hours! what a beauty!
Liti
http://www.nationalmothweek.org
Jim Wright
I guess we’ll just have to see…
Patrick Carney
I would like to enter a moth request for the Moth Ball tomorrow: I want to see a Cecropia Moth and a Pandorus Sphinx. 😉