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?bersetzungen in alle Sprachen - 28 May 2003

Hallo Leute, ne tolle page habt ihr da,,, gutes ansprechendes Design, gr?sse und bussi Ellen Hunt
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john rowland - 28 May 2003

Thanks, we identified our mystery moth very quickly from the top twenty list. It was a privet hawk moth that came out of its pupa on May 4th in the New Forest. (Which seems early as your site states they fly June / July).

Sharon Devlon - 27 May 2003

The geatest site ever! Have used many times. Sometimes even more valueable than Skinner..

Dr Seymore Butte - 27 May 2003

very well constructed website you certenly helped me out of a jam. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

Roy Wilding - 24 May 2003

Refreshing to see a clean, informative, easy to navigate web site these days. Great Job!

Reisen Urlaub Ferien Holidays Lastminute - 23 May 2003

Hi there , nice page and a good design!
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Mark Aldous - 18 May 2003

please could you tell me how i can make a trap for catching moths in the night , as my children and I have become very interested in moths.

Bob Dawson - 15 May 2003

Wonderful site!

You deserve many thanks for a great effort. The simplicity of use of the site belies the amount of work, and to think we can now identify the micromoths hanging around / curled up in the nettles (Anthophila fabriciana). So, it's dead common but hey, we now know what it is. Off to check the Pyracantha for Phyllonorycter leucagraphella.

Cheers!

Bob & Helen Dawson

Tim Sharrock - 12 May 2003

What an incredibly useful ID facility. Thank you Richard Bashford for putting me onto this, and thank you \"UK Moths\" for supplying the pix. Now I've discovered why my first Green Carpet was green whereas Skinner's photographic book shows one that is buff.

Richard Plowman - 9 May 2003

Excellent! Needed some info. on the 'Lime Hawk-moth' as I had not seen one before, the site being near Guildford College of F&HE, Surrey.
Thank you, R.P.

Leon Truscott - 7 May 2003

I must have used UK moths hundreds of times in the last 2 or 3 years, so it's about time I signed the visitors' book. Like most moth-ers, I find the site very useful. It's so good I have made it my home page.
Thanks, Leon.

miss s. brookes - 7 May 2003

have just seen what i think is a burnet moth in the middle of an area called Caldmore which is in Walsall west midlands, very black with red. the area is very built up and indusrial and it was a shock to see something so pretty around here. did'nt know what it was until i came on your site, i'm not a fan of moths but it was interesting to see, will keep a look out for it again.

Michael Hammett - 6 May 2003

Ian,

Impressive but could do with a few more illustrations. I think I can help with that.

John Lord - 5 May 2003

Don't know much about moths but the website is terrific, really impressed with the speed, look and feel. If you are looking for some more sleepless nights would it be possible to set up a search facility by descriptive keywords?

regards
John

BoC - 4 May 2003

This site is, really, an excellent example of what the internet is all about. Specialist knowledge becomes public domain and moths become accessible and more interesting. Also, if you cannot find the information you seek, just ask. True interactivity.

Congratulations and thanks to Ian Kimber.

Ghislaine Atkinson - 1 May 2003

hi i was looking into your site to look for a certain type of moth which i have become particulalry interested in. I was pleased with amount of amazing moths and butterflies on your site, but you did not have any of these 'White Ermine' which are supposedly widely distributed in Britain, but more common to the south of England.
I was interested to see if you had any images anywhere else i can only seem to find smaller pictures and not reasonable size ones!
Thank you very much
~~ Ghislaine.A ~~

Rob Wolton - 25 April 2003

Great site. Can see I shall refer to it a lot. Wish I had heard about it before. Rob

Tony Cross - 23 April 2003

Would it be possible to include the English name as well as the latin name for the moths in th epictures as well as the lists, to help the less informed person?

Excellent site.

Regards

Tony

People - 19 April 2003

Well done website, good scripts on it, I have found some interesting informaition. Very usefull for me.

Nige - 18 April 2003

Nice site! Feel free to sign our guestbook at http://www.page-net.com or http://www.page-net.com/swansea.localhistory

Will Boyd-Wallis - 16 April 2003

I'm not a big fan of the internet, but this website may have changed my views!

Very good photos and notes next to them. Amazing to have all this at the touch of a button. thank you.

Louis van Deventer - 13 April 2003

I have a great respect for your site. I do macro's as well as microlepidoptera. Our organisation (NEV) gave my the webadress.

Greatings and go on !!

Sally Cunningham - 11 April 2003

Very useful for identifying all those pesky little caterpillarS I can't recognise!
Have added this page to the gardener's Favourites list and hope others will become as fascinated as I am...incidentally, you can add Laurus noblis to the foodplants of Carnation tortrix, I found the first adult of the season this morning.
Bye
Sally

Paul Bryan - 5 April 2003

I wish the pictures were a little larger in some cases

barry robinson - 30 March 2003

I'm just starting with moths, saw the site recommended in an article on moths in Butterfly Conservation Magazine (82) and had a look. It looks as if I will become a regular user. Very impressive.I'll see how it works when I have just a description to work with.

urmel - 27 March 2003

Interesting Site!

Mick Gill - 27 March 2003

Excellent Site!

I have a lot of weird & wonderful moths that frequent my flat from time to time, and I have recently become interested in wondering about them, and found your site a very good resource.

Ted Rolston - 26 March 2003

Superb website for anyone interested in moths. I use it practically every day, and as a comparative newcomer to mothing refer to it continuously.

pete griffin - 14 March 2003

1st visit to your site, well impressed! I'm sure that I.D. will be aided by your images. Will be trapping at New Swillington Ings, West Yorkshire, this year after 8 years off. Cheers.

Rick Baker - 9 March 2003

This is what you do in your spare time ! Just had a quick look with Harry , very impressive.

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