Monthly Workshop: Clearwing Moth Identification

Monthly Workshop: Clearwing Moth Identification

  • Ages 18+

Join us at Whisby Education Centre to learn to lure, identify, survey and record clearwing moths; an elusive yet beautiful group of species.

By Whisby Nature Park

Date and time

Saturday, July 5 · 10am - 4pm GMT+1.

Location

Whisby Education Centre

Whisby Nature Park Moor Lane Thorpe-on-the-Hill LN6 9BW United Kingdom

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 6 hours
  • Ages 18+
  • Paid venue parking

Clearwing moths are elusive and day-flying. They are under-recorded as they are often difficult to spot so join Mel Benson to learn to lure, identify, survey and record clearwing moth species.

Aimed at anyone aged 18+ who would like to learn how to spot and identify these beautifully different species of moth. This workshop will give you the skills to take part as a trained volunteer in field surveys. Details of where/when these are in Lincolnshire will be shared on the day.

This workshop includes classroom learning and practical demonstrations on the Reserve.

Capacity: 10

Suitable for: Adults

Pricing: £30 Standard, £25 Concessions, £20 Student

Contact name: Whisby Education Centre

Contact email: whisbyeducation@lincstrust.co.uk

Contact no: 01522 696926

What to bring: Outdoor clothing and footwear appropriate to the season. Hot drinks available, bring your own lunch. No Dogs.

Weather: Where a workshop is dependent on the weather, we may have to make changes or, on rare occasions due to extreme weather, cancel to ensure the safety of all.

Car parking: Please park and pay in the main Whisby Nature Park car park, cash or card.

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A Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust nature reserve, Whisby Nature Park is a beautiful landscape near Lincoln, full of wildlife, walks and trails. The park was created by quarrying for sand and gravel, but nature has reclaimed the pits and bare sand, creating habitats for many species.

Events at Whisby Nature Park include guided walks, fungi forays, pond dipping, Wildlife Watch (our nature club for 6-12 year old's), Junior Wardens (an introduction to conservation for young teens) and much more.