29-Sept Marvels of the Night: September’s Moths

September nights are alive with moths of every shape, size, and colour. From the elegant Jersey Tiger, with its cream stripes and fiery orange hindwings, to the dazzling Peach Blossom that looks as if petals have fallen on its wings, there is no shortage of beauty after dark. Some moths, like the Hummingbird hawkmoth, hover at flowers by day, while others such as the Frosted Orange or Grey Shoulder-knot reveal themselves only under torchlight or by garden lamps. Even rarities like the Great Brocade may put in a surprise appearance. Whether common garden visitors or spectacular wanderers, moths make this month a feast for the keen-eyed observer. Return on September 29th to discover the full story of September’s moths!

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