A new guide to the incredible diversity of wild bees in Sussex, with photographs, maps, and a glimpse into the life of every species.
The aim of this site is to provide as accurate and up to date a picture as is possible of the status, distribution and phenology of all the species of moth that have been recorded in Sussex.
The site also aims to provide up to date information and news on moths and mothing events in Sussex and on our sightings page, an insight into the more interesting moth species that are being recorded by our members.
Acleris cristana
Photo: Bob Foreman
Agrius convolvuli
Photo: Peter Martin
Acherontia atropos
Photo: Steven Teale
Acherontia atropos
Photo: Steven Teale
Anchoscelis litura
Photo: Bob Foreman
Agrius convolvuli
Photo: Angela McEwan
Agrius convolvuli
Photo: Angela Bogie
Allophyes oxyacanthae
Photo: Chris Chapman
Alucita hexadactyla
Photo: Martin Williams
Agrochola lychnidis
Photo: Chris Chapman
If you are planning a moth-related event and you would like to publicise it here please send the details to trapping@sussexmothgroup.org.uk.
The Sussex Moth Group would like to thank its members and all those people who have submitted their records to the The Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre. This website currently holds details of over 1,000,000 records and it could not exist without the enormous volume of distribution and phenology data which is derived from these records. We would also like to express our grateful thanks to Colin Pratt F.R.E.S, County Recorder for Moths and Butterflies, for his unstinting efforts to ensure that these records are as accurate as possible.
