National Moth Week 2018's Journal

We are closing out day 3 with the same leaders as day 2, and nearly 5000 observations! If you do not see your country represented please add a comment below so we can add your country as a project and don’t forget to register your public or private event here: http://nationalmothweek.org/register-a-nmw-event-2018/
See below for a breakdown on regions with the most observations so far!
Top 3 continents

1. North America
2. Europe

3. Asia
   Top 3 countries

4. United States
5. Canada

6. Hong Kong
   Top 3 US States

7. Vermont
8. Alabama
9. Texas

Day 2 of National Moth Week is coming to an end with great success, with over 3000 observations to the project in total! If you do not see your country represented please add a comment below so we can add your country as a project and don’t forget to register your public or private event here: http://nationalmothweek.org/register-a-nmw-event-2018/
See below for a breakdown on regions with the most observations so far!
Top 3 continents

1. North America
2. Europe

3. Asia
   Top 3 countries

4. United States
5. Canada

6. Hong Kong
   Top 3 US States

7. Vermont
8. Alabama
9. Texas

Happy National Moth Week!!

Our first day has observations rolling in by the minute with over 600 observations so far! If you do not see your country represented please add a comment below so we can add your country as a project and don’t forget to register your public or private event here: http://nationalmothweek.org/register-a-nmw-event-2018/

See below for a breakdown on regions with the most observations so far!

Top 3 continents

1. North America
2. Europe
3. Asia

Top 3 countries

1. United States
2. Canada
3. United Kingdom

Top 3 US States

1. Alabama
2. New York
3. Texas

Hello moth-ers!

National Moth Week is less than a week away! If you have not registered a public or private event please do so here so we can add your region to the map:
http://nationalmothweek.org/register-a-nmw-event-2018/

Please enjoy the below feature on iNaturalist user @gcwarbler who has worked on the Cisthene genus after much work on iNaturalist.
https://www.inaturalist.org/blog/17268-an-interview-with-gcwarbler

Happy mothing!