About this Event
Identify moths caught in light traps with the BBC Ndeavour Moth Group, a group of local moth recorders.
Gorcott Hill has habitats ranging from ponds and wet ditches to ancient woodland and wildflower grassland, providing a varied range of habitats for different species of moth to breed in. A previous evening showed the site to have many moths present, and we hope to mirror this with this year’s bioblitz!
This moth survey is part of the fourth annual Heart of England Forest Bioblitz where we will be creating a snapshot of the variety of species found in a specific area of the Forest during a 24 hour period. No previous BioBlitz experince or species knowledge is required to get involved, however you will be required to bring a torch to light your own way as the woodlands are not lit.
Regestration for this event is free however we would appreciate it if you would be willing to make a donation to help us to grow the forest and work on creating and maintaining a mosaic of wildlife habitats. This wildlife surveying event is not suitable for dogs to attend.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Gorcott Wood, Gorcott Hill, nr Redditch, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00 to GBP 10.00
