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Natural History Dept., Castle Museum, Norwich, NR1 3JU

The Norfolk Moth Survey began life as a small group of keen amateur lepidopterists in 1985. From this small group it developed under the guidance of the Natural History Department of the Castle Museum in Norwich and latterly the Norfolk Biological Record Centre at Gressenhall. It now numbers over 200 interested people in East Anglia and beyond. It seeks to:

Research moth distribution and numbers in the County of Norfolk.

Hold Summer meetings.

Present indoor identification and members information meetings.

Collect & record information as part of the national network of Local Record Centres (LRCs) .

If you require further information about the Norfolk Moth Survey, please email Dave Hipperson

Events/Meetings 2010: (gridref links to OS map)

Wednesday 17 March - Spring Workshop
"Plume Moths" with Colin Hart
Orchard Room at Mangreen Hall, Norwich TG215030.

National Moth Recording Schemes:
Pyralidae - The co-ordinator is Tony Davis and he can be contacted by email at: pyralid.scheme@virgin.net

Leafmining Lepidoptera - Co-ordinator is Rob Edmunds and he can be contacted at: r.edmunds@ntlworld.com


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