MOTH-ING SEASON OVER FOR ANOTHER YEAR AT THE OBS

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13th November 2026

Scarlet Tiger, one of the 2026 highlights

Well as the temperatures have finally dropped and activity has slowed down for the winter, Wednesday 11th November marked the last NOA Moth Morning at Holme of 2026. A massive thank you to our wonderful volunteers, John, Julie and Roger for running the NOA Moth Mornings every Wednesday for the whole season! And also a massive thank you to all of our visitors and regulars who have brought in some lovely bonus moths from their own gardens so we can all see a wider range of species we might not otherwise encounter in our own sites!

All of our 2026 data is currently being collated for submission to Norfolk Moths, so we have yet to tally up how many species we recorded this year, but it’s been a good one with some new and scarcely recorded species for the Obs.

We are looking forward to welcoming everyone back next year in the spring, beginners and experienced moth-ers alike!