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All observations and
comments published on the Dorset Moths Latest Sightings webpage or any other
external website, especially with respect to notable and important Dorset
moth records, are unconfirmed and remain so until the record is forwarded
to and ratified by the appropriate county moth recorder. For the benefit of
moths, their conservation and to help improve our knowledge of their status and
distribution, please forward your records!
Sending your records in - towards the end of the year,
please submit your
records to the County recorders. Records can then be
assessed, and sent on to the DERC, and highlights included
in the reports produced for this website. Records can be sent in tabular
form, a copy of the approved spreadsheet may assist in
this respect. Please do not assume that submitting
to this website is sufficient, so please send your
records to the email addresses below.
Details of moths caught and identified can be submitted on spreadsheet or
word or excel document,
and should include the following as a minimum:
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Name of recorder
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Species
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Number seen
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Location with OS ref
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Date (if overnight light trap, the date the trap set rather than the date
checked)
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For rare or unusual species, a photograph would be useful.
Record spreadsheet
- The spreadsheets for 2012 are now available, and are
in several formats for download, so please download the appropriate ones for
your use. If there is any problem in downloading, please email webmaster
and I will email them to you.
Excel
97 - 2003
Micro moths
Macro moths
Casual records
Excel
2007
Micro moths
Macro moths Casual records
Open
Office
Micro moths
Macro moths
Casual records
All records of moths
should be sent to the relevant Macro
and Micro moth recorders, detailed below -replace [at] with @.
Website
For any moth records of interest
including photographs, articles, details of events for the website, please send
to me at grampybustard[at]gmail.com - replace [at] with @.
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