Steve Whitehouse' account of some rare moths in 2009
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3 comments:
Moth twitchers............i suppose there had to be....Great article.
I've nothing against twitching, whether it be birds, moths or whatever,especially the social side of it and visiting lots of interesting sites. However, I thought you couldn't count birds if they were still captive so how does this apply to twitching moths? There doesn't seem to be much of a "thrill of the chase" when you're 100% guaranteed to see one.
For such a dedicated moth-er he doesn't seem to like micros much :-(
There doesn't seem to be much of a "thrill of the chase" when you're 100% guaranteed to see one....Thats what I was getting at its a bit like train spotting.......but I aint got anything against them either its just too easy........
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