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Everyone knows that nocturnal moths are attracted to light, and this is the basis of moth monitoring using ultra-violet light traps that are designed for the purpose. It may be a surprise to discover the huge range of other insects that join the moths in and around moth traps. To find out more, follow this link:
Insects Attracted by Light (except for moths!) by Andy Swan.

As part of Woolbeding Reimagined, the National Trust has constructed a Sand Martin nesting bank, with Haslemere Natural History Society contributing towards the costs. To learn more about this project, and about Sand Martins in general, follow this link:
Room to breed: Sand Martin ‘des res’ at Woolbeding by Veronica Carter

Roughly five years ago I decided I needed a new hobby and, having done butterfly transects, I
decided on moth trapping. I have a large garden between the Haslemere and Chiddingfold areas,
and it was hopefully a suitable moth site. Now five years later I am hooked on moths. To read more, follow this link:
Catocala Moths: the red and blue underwings by Margaret Tomsett