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butterfly conservation saving butterflies, moths and our environment highland branch » homepage » latest news » events » your records » surveys » species » newsletter » committee » contact us » links external links » national website » bc scotland » bc membership » caithness moths » hbrg » orkney » shetland » western isles welcome to highland branch of butterfly conservation butterfly conservation is a registered charity dedicated to the conservation of butterflies and moths. new events and news stories are now also being posted on the branch 'in your area ' page at http://butterfly-conservation.org/313/highlands-and-islands-branch.html you can also find us on facebook at facebook.com/butterflyconservationhighlandsislands you can also find us on twitter - bc highland on twitter recently added..... scottish macro-moth list, 2017 notes on the scottish macro-moth list, 2017 2017 wcbs results 2016 garden moth scheme annual report highland branch highland branch covers highland, moray, the western isles, and orkney and shetland. our activities include recording butterflies and moths, organising events and field trips, and publishing newsletters, many of which you can download from this site. we welcome contributions about interesting sightings of butterflies and moths, and queries relating to identification. the information you provide will appear on the in your area page at: http://butterfly-conservation.org/313/highlands-and-islands-branch.html to get in touch, please contact: [email protected] moths of the month: june 2018 in this regular feature, roy leverton illustrates a selection of characteristic moths to look out for in our area at different times of the year. bordered white bupalis piniaria to the forester, this moth (or at least its caterpillar) is the pine looper, considered a pest because of the damage it can do in the simplified habitat of single species, single-age plantations where natural controls such as wood ants and insectivorous birds are few. in the native caledonian pine forest such dangerous increases in numbers sufficient to cause damage seem not to occur. read more about this and other june moths... for other months, see links below: january and february | march | april 2018: may | june 2017: may | june | july | august | september 2016: may | june | july | august | september 2015 : may | june | july | august | september 2014: may | june | july | august | september 2013: may | june | july | august | september 2012: may | june | july | august | september 2011: may | june | july | august | september 2010: may | june | july | august | september 2009: may | june | july | august | september 2008 : may | june | july | august | september october | november and december sexton-beetles request sexton-beetles often come to moth traps. with only 5 species occurrring in the highlands it should be possible for moth trappers to identify them with confidence - if necessary referring to the keys on the hbrg website at: www.hbrg.org.uk/fohw/nicrophorus/nicrophorus.html hbrg is therefore asking moth-ers to report any records to [email protected] records should contain the usual what/when/where/who details, with a 6-figure osgr. if in doubt, hbrg is happy to receive photos or specimens. pots for pollinators butterfly conservation and b&q are asking gardeners to help the uk's butterflies , bees and moths. see here for more information. kentish glory pheromone trials 2017 report this is a report that summarises the main findings of last years trials and surveys. there was good success with some new sites being found and further trials and survey work will be carried out this year. there is a shorter version of the report which relates just to the highland branch area which will be published in the chequered skipper, but you can read the full report here. dr david barbour retires as highland butterfly recorder pete moore presenting dr david barbour with a print of a green hairstreak butterfly. david recently stood down after serving as the highland butterfly recorder for 21 years. highland branch 2017 report as well as the official minutes of the 2017 agm, there is also an informal anonymous report on the events at the agm which you can read in full here. photo by matthew desmond highland branch 2017 agm minutes our agm is held on the 2nd saturday in april, as long as that isn't easter weekend, and is usually held in charleston academy, general booth road, inverness. the agm in 2017 was held on the 8th of april and the minutes can be read here. the agm was held on the 14th of april 2018 and there will be a link to the minutes soon. contacting highland branch to contact highland branch on any matter relating to butterflies and moths in the branch area, please email [email protected] . enquiries relating to identification are welcome, and if you can attach a photo, so much the better. contributions for the latest news page can also be submitted in this way. you can also contact the branch using the feedback form on the contact us page. to submit records of butterflies and moths from the branch area, including the hebrides and northern isles, please send them to the appropriate butterfly recorder or county moth recorder, whose contact details can be found on the your records page. chequered skipper - highland branch 2018 newsletter our spring 2018 newsletter has just been produced, copies have been mailed to all branch members and a pdf version will be uploaded to the newsletter section of the website in a few weeks. many thanks to all who contributed articles and photos. for next year, we welcome articles of any length, ideally contributions will relate to butterflies and moths from the branch area, but articles from further afield will be considered. text and photos should be sent as separate files, and as the format is a5, please design any charts, graphs or tables with this in mind. the deadline is the end of january 2019 and contributions should be sent to [email protected] atlas of uk butterflies 2010 - 2014 although not available in paper format, this report has uk distribution maps for all resident and regular migrant species apart from large blue based on the most recent five-year survey of the butterflies for the new millenium recording scheme. maps show distribution in each 10km by 10km grid square for 2010-2014, as well as historical records. the report can be seen here. certain areas remain under-recorded, particularly skye and the small isles, parts of wester ross and central sutherland. anyone getting a chance to visit and record in these areas in the next two seasons could make a welcome contribution to filling in these gaps. scottish macro-moth list, 2017 this list aims to include every species of macro-moth reliably recorded in scotland, with an assessment of its scottish status, as guidance for observers contributing to the national moth recording scheme (nmrs). it updates and amends the previous lists of 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014 and 2015. notes on the scottish macro-moth list, 2017 (pdf file) scottish macro-moth list, 2017 (ms excel file) the wider countryside butterfly survey (wcbs) 2017 wcbs results the wcbs is a uk-wide project looking at changes in the populations of the commoner butterfly species. before the wcbs was set up, systematic butterfly-monitoring was often restricted to nature reserves or other good butterfly areas. while this was very useful for monitoring the rarer species found at these sites, the results of such monitoring did not produce results representative of the countryside as a whole. the wcbs was devised with the intent to rectify this discrepancy, which it does by choosing survey sites at random. hundreds of one-kilometre squares have been randomly chosen across the country, each one waiting to be surveyed just twice a year by willing volunteers. here in highland branch (i.e. highland, moray, orkney, shetland and the outer hebrides) we have 80 of these squares... and many have not yet been surveyed at all! who knows what unusual butterflies might be hiding in these unexplored sites? could you be the intrepid surveyor willing to go where no butterfly recorder has gone before? or are you a seasoned wcbs-er wanting to continue with your existing site (or even to try a different one!)? whichever description suits you best, please get in touch at [email protected] and i will furnish you with more information about the project and give you the locations of squares near you! there is also more information on our "surveys" page here. ewan munro, highland branch wcbs champion [email protected] chequered skipper surveys 2012 - 2014 we have been very pleased with the interest in, and the results from, the 2012 - 2014 surveys. the aim of the survey was to target recording at 100 1km squares that were predicted, through computer modeling, to be the most suitable 1km squares for the butterfly in scotland, but where it had not previously been recorded. to download a copy of the reports, please click here . (pdf file) garden moth scheme 2012 - 2016 the garden moth scheme (gms) runs from the beginning of march to early november, with people recording the numbers of around 300 species of the more common moths in their gardens once a week throughout this period. to download a copy of the reports including highland data, please click here . moths of caithness this website has been launched to make available information about the status and distribution of moths in caithness so as to encourage greater interest in the recording of moths in the county. please visit the site at: www.caithnessmoths.org.uk butterfly atlas a few copies of 'atlas of butterflies in highland and moray', published in 2008 by butterfly conservation highland branch and highland biological recording group, are still available, and we're offering them at the reduced price of £1 plus £1.30 p&p please email [email protected] for more information. copyright butterfly conservation © 2006 highland branch privacy and copyright statement butterfly conservation company limited by guarantee, registered in england (2206468) registered office: manor yard, east lulworth, wareham, dorset, bh20 5qp charity registered in england & wales (254937) and in scotland (sco39268)

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