National Moth Week is just one month away and I still don’t know what I’m going to wear! As you might surmise, National Moth Week is all about promoting knowledge of moths and more general biodiversity. You can be a part of this by organizing and registering a Moth Night event. Let us know in the comments if you do. And if you live in North America, be sure to pick up the new Peterson Field Guide to the Moths of Northeastern North America by David Beadle and my buddy Seabrooke Leckie!
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