Links
- Butterfly Conservation -
www.butterfly-conservation.org
Probably the main organisation in the UK when it comes to
butterflies and their conservation. The good news is that
they are now getting into moths as well.
- East Ayton Birding (Dave Mansell) -
www.eastaytonbirding.com
A selection of Dave Mansell's bird and other wildlife photos
from the Scarborough area, as well as the adjacent North
Yorkshire coast.
- Garden Moth Scheme -
www.gardenmoths.org.uk
A scheme which aims to collect data from anyone who runs a moth trap
regularly in their garden. It focuses on the more common
and easy to identify species, meaning that even newcomers to
mothing can join in.
- Mike Randall's Blog -
www.mikerandall.blogspot.com
Mike concentrates on bird photography mostly and often in the
Scarborough area. He also gets shots of other wildlife
whenever he can.
- Moths Count -
www.mothscount.org
A partnership of organisations, led by Butterfly Conservation,
which aims to promote an interest in moths in the UK.
- Scarborough Birders -
www.scarboroughbirding.co.uk
Website of the local birding group. A good place to check
for sightings of birds in the Scarborough area.
- Scarborough Wildlife -
www.scarboroughwildlife.org.uk
Website of the local wildlife group. A good place to look
for sightings in the Scarborough area and to check their program
of meetings and events.
- UK Moths -
ukmoths.org.uk
Excellent website for finding photos of moths along with a bit
of useful information. If you want to know what a moth
looks like, this is the place to look first.
- Yorkshire Butterfly Conservation
-
www.yorkshirebutterflies.org.uk
The Yorkshire branch of Butterfly Conservation (see above for
BC). Has recent sightings of moths and butterflies in
Yorkshire, details of events, publications and contact details
for sending in your records.
- Yorkshire Moths
-
groups.yahoo.com/group/Yorkshiremoths
A Yahoo Group which acts as a notice board for moth enthusiasts
in Yorkshire. A great place to see what moths are being
caught, to ask for help with an ID or just to keep in touch with
other moth-ers in the area.
About these links
I've tried to keep the list fairly short by limiting it to my
favourite butterfly and moth websites, along with a few more that are
relevant to the Scarborough area.