Links

Below are some of the links we find useful.

See also Martin Harvey's longer list of moth links which are regularly updated.

• Anglian Lepidopterist Supplies – Supplier of moth traps and related equipment. Friendly service and helpful advice.

• Berkshire Moth Egroup – BMG's Yahoo egroup.

• British Lepidoptera – Chris Lewis’s brilliant moth images site, one of the best identification resources n the web!

• Buckinghamshire Invertebrate Group – nearest equivalent to Berks Moth Group in Bucks!

• Butterfly Conservation (Upper Thames Branch) – Upper Thames Branch of BC, promoting moth conservation in Berks, Bucks and Oxon.

• Eggs, larvae and pupae of British moths – the best site for photos of caterpillars and other early stages.

• Hants Moths – Our neighbours in Hampshire.

• Identify British Moths – useful site with clear diagrams of the terms used to describe moths, and a helpful set of comparison images for tricky species

• Identify day-flying moths (Butterfly Conservation) – BC's useful guide to day-flying moths.

• iRecord – online recording for all wildlife including moths, and the preferred route for sending in Berkshire moth records. Also available via the iRecord app.

• iSpot – a site for getting help with species identifications, for all species groups (not a recording site, so please add your records to iRecord once identified).

• Kitenet – Martin Harvey's website.

• Moth Dissection UK – essential information for moth dissections, useful for the critical species.

• MapMate database – MapMate is a species recording database that is used by some moth recorders.

• MapMate - 'how to' videos – Training videos showing how to use various aspects of MapMate - produced for BSBI by Martin Harvey.

• Moths Count – Moths Count is part of Butterfly Conservation, and runs a number of moth recording projects including the National Recording Scheme.

• Northumberland Moths – website for Northumberland county moth recording, with lots of useful resources and good photos.

• UK moths – excellent photos and information on most of the British species.

• Upper Thames Moth Atlas - lots of information and species accounts for macro-moths in Berks, Bucks and Oxon (micros will be added when possible!)

• Upper Thames moths blog – great site for getting help with identifications, covering Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire.