 | Newsletter 103
Newsletter 103 - Spring 2023
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Introduction; County Recorder’s Report; New Norfolk Species in 2022; Apomyelosis ceratoniae; Triaxomasia caprimulgella; Olive Crescent; Acrobasis tumidana; Trifurcula squamatella; Antispila treitschkiella; Euchromius ocellae; Dorset Cream Wave; Plumed Fan-foot; Diasemiopsis ramburalis; Travels with an LED moth trap; Additional Field Meeting Report for 2022
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| Newsletter 102
Newsletter 102 - Autumn/Winter 2022
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Introduction;County Recorder’s Report;Field Meetings:Templewood 21st May;New Buckenham Common 26th June;Middle Harling Heath 2nd July;Broadland CP. 30th July / 24th Sept;Wheatfen 13th August ;Watermill Broad 27th Aug;Norfolk Migrant Records for 2022
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| Newsletter 101
Newsletter 101 - Spring 2022
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Introduction; County Recorder’s Report; Coleophora fuscocuprella; Cosmopterix pulchrimella; Radford’s Flame Shoulder -Ochropleura leucogaster; Oak Rustic Dryobota lebecula; Hoary Footman Eilema caniola; Vitula seratilineella; News from Scotland - Paul Cobb; Rush Wainscot - Breckland Survey; Additional Migrant Records for 2021
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| Newsletter 100
Newsletter 100 - Autumn 2021
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Introduction; County Recorder’s Report;
Elachista adscitella, Foxley Wood; Glaucous Shears – New to Norfolk;
Depressaria daucella in Norfolk;
Bankesia conspurcatella In E. Anglia;
Choreutis nemorana – New to Norfolk;
Bilateral Gynandromorph;
Light Orange Underwing in Norfolk;
Portland Ribbon Wave – New to Norfolk;
Migrant Records for 2021
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| Newsletter 99
Newsletter 99 - Spring 2021
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Introduction Ken Saul, County Recorder’s Report Jim Wheeler,Cosmopterix pulchrimella
Dave Andrews & James Lowen, Phyllonorycter lantanella Stewart Wright, Additional Migrant Records for 2020 Dave Hipperson,Photographs
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| Newsletter 98
Newsletter 98 - Autumn 2020
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Introduction; County Recorder’s Repor; Stenoptinea cyaneimarmorella; Musotima nitidalis; Elachista consortell; Caryocolum blandulella; Phyllonorycter sagitella in Norfolk; Cosmopterix pulchrimella in Norfolk; Coleophora inulae; Etiella zinckella in Norfolk; Gelechia scotinella – A Norfolk first; One & a half New for Norfolk; How did the Victorians do it?; Further observations on Migrant Moths; Migrant Records for 2020
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| Newsletter 97
Newsletter 97 - Spring 2020
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Introduction;
County Recorder’s Report;
Small Dotted Footman;
The Wiveton Acleris laterana;
Yellow Tales!;
Notes on Some Rare Norfolk Moths;
Aethes bilbaensis in Norfolk;
Bactra lacteana in Norfolk ;
Pandemic Paper Mountain;
Migrant Moths in Norfolk 2010 - 2019;
2019 Field Meeting Reports -
Upton, Templewood;
Additional Migrant Records for 2019
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| Newsletter 96
Newsletter 96 - Autumn 2019
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Introduction;
County Recorder’s Report;
Tea, Pot and New for Norfolk;
Toadflax Brocade Larvae in Hellesdon;
Clifden Nonpareil in Norfolk?;
2019 Field Meeting Reports-
Upton Fen;
High Ash Farm;
Honeypot Wood;
Marham Fen;
Leylands Farm;
Pigney’s Wood;
Merton Churchyard;
East Wretham Heath;
East Winch Common;
Earlham Cemetery;
West Runton;
Templewood;
Migrant Records list 2019
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| Newsletter 95
Newsletter 95 - Spring 2019
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Introduction; County Recorder’s Report;
Beginners Dissection Course; Identification of Ear Moths; Macro Moth Verification Grades; Jersey Mocha New to Norfolk; Coleophora lassella New
to Norfolk; Why LED; A Future for Breckland Moths?; Migrant Records list 2018
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| Newsletter 94
Newsletter 94 - Autumn 2018
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Introduction
- County Recorder’s Report
- Beginners Dissection course Notice
- Micro Moth Verification Grades
- 2018 Field Meeting Reports:
• Derby Fen – 9th June
• Sheringham Park
• Holme Dunes
• Bure Marshes 14th July
• Cranwich 21st
• Roydon Common 3rd Aug.
• Buckenham Carrs 4th Aug.
• High Ash Farm 8th Sept.
• Lynford leaf mines 13th Oct.•
- Raspberry Clearwing- New to Norfolk
- Migrant Records list 2018
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| Newsletter 93
Newsletter 93 - May 2018
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Introduction - County Recorder’s Report - Searching for Gelechia hippophaella - White-mantled Wainscot in Norfolk - Pheromones in the Bedroom - Spring Meeting Review - Migrant Records list 2017 - Photographs
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| Newsletter 92
Newsletter 92 - November 2017
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Introduction - CMR's Report - 2017 Field Meetings: Row Heath, West Runton; North Denes, Gt. Yarmouth; Courtyard Farm, Ringstead; Holt country Park; Gramborough Hill, Salthouse; Frost's Common, Gt. Hockham; Winterton Dunes; Brickyard Fen, Surlingham; Buckenham Carrs; Bacton Wood - 2017 Migrant Records - Website details - Photographs
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| Newsletter 91
Newsletter 91 - April 2017
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Introduction - Norfolk Moth Data Stats - Moths in a Breckland Garden - Searching for Enteuchia acetosae - Phalonidia udana in Norfolk update - Additions to the 2016 Migrant list - Website - Photographs
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| Newsletter 90
Newsletter 90 - November 2016
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Introduction - CMR's Report - Notable Norfolk Records - Important Notice - What's in a Name - Garden Sites Top 10 - 2016 Field Meetings: Roydon Common, Hedenham Wood, Holkham Dunes, Boughton Fen, Hills and Holes, Queen's Hills, Claxton Manor, Church Marsh, Banham Zoo, Leaf Mine Day - 2016 Migrant Records
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| Newsletter 89
Newsletter 89 - April 2016
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Introduction - CMR's Report - Shaded Fan-foot in the Waveney Valley - Who Needs Pheromone Lures when You have Spaghetti Bolognese? - The Oegoconia in Norfolk - Additions to the 2015 Migrant list - Request to Recorders - Website details - Photographs
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| Newsletter 88
Newsletter 88 - November 2015
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- Introduction
- CMR's Report
- Field Meetings 2015:
- Little Snoring
- Claxton Manor
- East Wretham
- Tindall Wood
- Earsham
- Brancaster Marsh
- Stow Hall
- Yarmouth, N.Denes
- Agonopterix cnicella Conundrum
- The Red Pepper Moth
- 2015 Migrant list
- Website details
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 87
Newsletter 87 - April 2015
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- Introduction
- CMR's Report
- Additions to the 2014 Norfolk Migrants list
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 86
Newsletter 86 - November 2014
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- Introduction
- CMR's Report
- Can I borrow a boat?
- Norfolk Migrants list
- Field Meetings 2014:
- Weston Park
- Barrow Common
- Grimes Graves
- Gawdy Hall
- Upton fen
- Wheatfen
- Bryants Heath
- Horsey Mere
- Bettys Fen
- Psychoides verhuella
- Silvery Gem
- Splendours of Nature
- Epermenia aequidentellus
- Crimson Speckled
- Photos
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| Newsletter 85
Newsletter 85 - April 2014
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- Introduction
- Norfolk Moth Data Stats
- Micros for the chop
- Additions to the 2013 Norfolk Migrants list
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 84
Newsletter 84 - November 2013
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- Introduction
- County Recorder's Report
- Mecyna flavalis in Norfolk
- Late Record for Lime Hawk-moth
- Box Tree Moth. A Norfolk 1st
- Field Meetings 2013:
- Hockwold
- Weston Park
- Suffield
- Brettenham Heath
- Betty’s Fen
- Sutton Fen
- How Hill
- Whitwell Common
- Buxton Heath
- Sculthorpe Moor
- Phalonidia manniana / P. udana
- Norfolk Migrants 2013
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 83
Newsletter 83 - April 2013
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- Introduction
- Notable Records 2012
- Spring Meeting - 13th March 2013
- Currant Shoot Borer in Norfolk
- Psychoides on Garden Ferns
- Moths at Barnham Broom
- Mothing along the Waveney Valley
- Moths at Holme bird observatory
- Duponachelia fovealis in VC28
- Epinotia caprana / sordidana
- An Aberrant Agriphila geniculea
- Additions to Norfolk Migrants 2012
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| Newsletter 82
Newsletter 82 - November 2012
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- Introduction
- New County / Vice County Species
- Field Meetings 2012:
- Brettenham Heath
- Hockering Wood
- Strumpshaw Fen
- Lynford Arboretum
- Barrow Common
- Weybourne Heath
- Epinotia cinereana
- The Camera Never Lies!
- Further Results from a Pheromone trap during 2012
- Note on a very aberrant Large Nutmeg
- On the Benefits of the Smoking Ban to Moth Recording
- Norfolk Migrants 2012
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 81
Newsletter 81 - April 2012
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- Introduction
- Notable Norfolk Macro moths 2011
- The Norfolk Scarce Arches
- Results from a pheromone trap
- Conifer Moths of Norfolk meeting
- A Marshland Miscellany
- Additional Norfolk Migrants 2011
- Identification series 2 - Isle of Wight Wave
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 80
Newsletter 80 - November 2011
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- Introduction
- Stupid Caterpillar
- New County / Vice County Species
- Field Meetings 2011:
- Roydon Common
- Emilys Wood
- Weston Park
- Sugar Fen
- Colby
- Strumpshaw Fen
- Marlingford
- Norfolk Migrants 2011
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 79
Newsletter 79 - April 2011
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- Introduction
- Macro Moths 2010 Report
- Additional Migrant Records
- NMS Leaf Mining Foray
- Leaf Mines Workshop
- Oak Lutestring at Gt. Ellingham
- Bluebell Tortrix
- Mid Norfolk Moth Group
- Parectopa ononidis and Prays fraxinella
- If it is not Black then it is White
- Conistra rubiginosa
- Identification Guides 1
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| Newsletter 78
Newsletter 78 - November 2010
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- Introduction
- County Recorders Report
- Migrant Report
- Field Meetings 2010:
- Sculthorpe Moor
- Lynford Arboretum
- Weston Park
- Ashwellthorpe
- Suffield Community Meadow
- Shotesham Common
- Sugar Fen
- Ghost of Barnham Broom
- Reddish Light Arches
- Mothing in Scotland
- Unusual Records
- RSPB Hickling Survey
- A Tale of Two Micros
- Phychoides at the Bottom of my Garden
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 77
Newsletter 77 - April 2010
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- Introduction
- Plume Moths in Norfolk
- County Recorder’s Report
- An Unusual Burnet Moth
- Capua vulgana Recent Records
- The Elgood Collection
- Got the Hump
- Claiming Hoary Footman in Norfolk
- The Leopard Moth
- 2009 Migrant Report
- Aphelia paleana
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 76
Newsletter 76 - November 2009
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- Introduction
- County Recorders Report
- Field Meetings 2009:
- Heigham Holmes
- Buxton Heath
- Tyrrels Wood
- Ken Hill
- Craft Plantation
- Holkham Gap
- Lynford Arboretum
- The Oates- Foster Method Pt. 2
- 2009 Migrant Report
- Bactra robustana in Norfolk
- Photographs
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| Newsletter 75
Newsletter 75 - April 2009
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- Introduction
- County Recorder Changes
- Leaf Miners – October 2008
- The Underwing Conundrum
- Garden Moths Count
- Scop. basistrigalis in Norfolk?
- Raspberry Clearwing in Norfolk?
- The Foster-Oates Method
- Additions to 2008 Migrant Report
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| Newsletter 74
Newsletter 74 - November 2008
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- Introduction
- Field Meetings:
- Nat. Moth Night – Ashill
- Swanton Abbott Common
- Ken Hill Estate
- Sheringham Park
- Bure Marshes NNR
- Heckingham Carr
- Winterton
- Blickling Woods
- Moth Trapping in the Brecks
- The Corn Moth
- More Monochroa
- The Arboretum, Lynford
- The Trial of Three Moths
- Migrant Moths Report
- Colour Photographs
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| Newsletter 73
Newsletter 73 - April 2008
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Introduction - Common Moths at Scole
- Overview of the new BAP Moth list - A response. - Platyptilia isodactylus - A species to look out for. - The Grand Tour - Pyralid Workshop 19th March 2008 - Photographs
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| Newsletter 72
Newsletter 72 - November 2007
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Introduction - The lure of the wild- An encounter with Six-belted Clearwings. - Duponchelia fovealis - An Overview of The New BAP Moths List - Field Meetings: - Thetford Nunnery Lakes - Swanton Abbott Common - Wood House, Ditchingham - NOA Moth Night, Holme - Felbrigg Woods - Scarning & Potters Fens - Swanton Novers Great Wood - Norfolk Moths web site.
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| Newsletter 71
Newsletter 71 - April 2007
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Introduction - Request for Parasitic Wasps - Observationsons on Migrant Moth Reports - Moths at Barnham Broom - Reducing Bird Predation - Leaf Mine Hunting - 28 Oct. - Clearwings Workshop - 21 March. - Photos
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| Newsletter 70
Newsletter 70 - November 2006
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Introduction - Holme Bird Observatory Moth Review 2006 - Observations on Norfolks Clearwings - Cameria ohridella ~ An update - Cydia amplana - New to Norfolk - Moths Galore - The Breck in 2006 - Stoke Holy Cross ~ The End of an Era - Mothing in Overstrand - Field meetings - Oxburgh Hall 24 June - Moorgate Meadows 22 July - Walsey Hills 29 July - Tolls Meadow 19 Aug. - How Hill NNR - Horsey Dunes 23 Sept.
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| Newsletter 69
Newsletter 69 - April 2006
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Introduction - Stenoptilia annadactyla in the Brecks - Coleophora lusciniaepennella - differing larval cases - Spring workshop - Determination by Dissection 22 March 2006 - And Finally !
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| Newsletter 68
Newsletter 68 - November 2005
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Introduction - The White-point. Evidence for possible colonisation at Scole. - A Record of Bright Wave in Norfolk - Convolvulus Hawk Moth drops in on Canaries. - Eucosma lacteana at Titchwell Marsh. - Field Meetings: - Whitlingham Country Park - 4th June - East Ruston Common - 1th June - Sculthorpe Moor - 9th July (NMN) - Southrepps Common - 16th July - Hickling Moth Night - 22nd July - Dersingham Bog - 6th August - Mannington Hall - 26th August - Scole - 3rd September.
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| Newsletter 67
Newsletter 67 - April 2005
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Introduction - The NMS Leaf Mining Day ~ 16 October 2004 - Acleris logiana ~ New to Norfolk - Cameria ohridella and its Spread into Norfolk.
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| Newsletter 66
Newsletter 66 - November 2004
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Introduction - Toadflax Brocade -New to Norfolk - Field Meetings: - Cranwich Camp 15 May 2004 - Whitlingham Country Park 22 May 2004 - Blakeney Point (supposedly) 16 July 2004 - Wymondham Newt Reserve 24 July 2004 - Flordon Common 14 August 2004 - Roman Camp, West Runton 21 August 2004 - Foxley Wood 11 September 2004.
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| Newsletter 65
Newsletter 65 - April 2004
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Introduction - Moth Wing Overlapping - Another Antichloris Moth New to Norfolk - A Parasitoid Wasp First For Norfolk and Britain.
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| Newsletter 64
Newsletter 64 - November 2003
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Introduction - Field Meetings: - Gressenhall 12 Apr 2003 - Flordon Common 31 May & 27 Sep 2003 - Sheringham Park 4 Jul 2003 - Swanton Abbott 26 Jul 2003 - Leziate 2 Aug 2003 - Horsey Warren 23 Aug 2003 - Sculthorpe Moor 30 Aug 2003 - Little Ouse Headwaters Project - Inland Records of Agdistis bennetti - More about the absence of Bleached Pug from Norfolk
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| Newsletter 63
Newsletter 63 - April 2003
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Introduction - Clearwing Recording in Norfolk & Suffolk - Field Meetings: - Eccles-on-Sea 7 Sep 2002 - Litcham Common / Honeypot Wood 19 Oct 2002 - Does the use of MV trap give a Reliable indication of Real Status of Moths? - Without Prejudice - A Re-appraisal of Risk Assessment
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| Newsletter 62
Newsletter 62 - November 2002
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Introduction - A Tale of Two Pugs - Bleached Pug in the Eastern Counties - Field Trips - Felbrigg 16 April - Sporle Wood 1 June - Narborough 7 June - Upton Fen 15 June - Felbrigg 5 July - Thetford Nunnery 6 July - Strumpshaw 13 July - Walsingham 3 August - West Harling 10 August - Ni Moth in Norfolk - A Near Miss - Early Stages of Golden Twin-spot - Microlepidoptera of Holme Dunes
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| Newsletter 61
Newsletter 61 - April 2002
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Introduction - Moth Traps and Protecting the Bulb - New County Records since 1994 - Whats in a Name? - Alderfen Broad 2001
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| Newsletter 60
Newsletter 60 - November 2001
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Introduction - Field meetings: - Hockering Wood - Leziate - Sheringham Park - Narborough - Horsey Mere - Kimberley - Felmingham - Gressenhall - Cnephasia update - Hornet on a Bike - Trapping in the Rain - How Common is a Common Moth?
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| Newsletter 59
Newsletter 59 - April 2001
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Introduction - Caudle Springs - Biodiversity & Moths - Nflk Lepidopterist & Species Protection - Cnephasia in Norfolk - Maitland Emmet Obituary - Book Review
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| Newsletter 58
Newsletter 58 - November 2000
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Introduction - Field Meetings: - Holt Hall - Mannington Hall - Foulden Common - Sheringham Park - Brancaster - Marsham & Cawston Heaths - Surlingham - Horsey Gap - Moths of the Wash NNR - A week on the Lizard - Dersingham Bog, Roydon Common and Ringstead Downs in 2000
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| Newsletter 56
Newsletter 56 – November 1999
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Introduction – Moths and biodiversity – New to Norfolk: Argyresthia trifasciata – Rare variety of Latticed Heath moth at Holme – Workshops spring 1999 – Field meetings:- Cranwich Camp – Abbey Farm, Flitcham – Holme Dunes – Felbrigg Woods – Marham Fen – Hickling Broad - Cliff hanger – Kelling Heath – Cawston College – Sennowe Park – Wheatfen Broad – Immigrant moths for Norfolk in 1999
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