by David Hall | Jun 30, 2026 | Uncategorised
Leader: Philippa Paget Nineteen people gathered on mid-summer’s day for the moth trap opening at Elm Farm, Burnett. It was a fine morning. In spite of a temperature dip overnight we still had plenty of moths in the Elm Farm trap. About 150 macro moths were recorded,...
by David Hall | Jun 24, 2026 | Uncategorised
Leader: Glen Maddison On a thoroughly miserable cloudy and wet June morning, just 5 members joined me and Janine on this expected 4 hour trip around the meadows and woods near Bath University. I did consider cancelling at the time, but was persuaded to go ahead....
by David Hall | Jun 23, 2026 | Uncategorised
Leader: Dave Newman After a week of cold, damp, windy and dreary weather it was great that today dawned bright, sunny and warm, providing us with really beautiful day, ideal for our trip out. After picking up our group of 28 we made our way up the A46 to the motorway....
by David Hall | Jun 22, 2026 | Uncategorised
Above: Green Hairstreak © Mike Williams Leader: Mike Williams A hunt for rare orchids and insects. This was a day that started off well and kept getting better, with perfect weather and a great turnout. We assembled at the Smallgrain picnic area at 11. While waiting...
by David Hall | Jun 15, 2026 | Uncategorised
Bath Natural History Society (BNHS) supported Friends of Sydney Gardens for the Marvellous Moths Morning. This was a ticketed event. Almost 20 tickets were sold and members of the public were able to see up-close moth traps being opened, and identification and...
by David Hall | Jun 14, 2026 | Uncategorised
Leaders: Carole Catling, Alan Feest and Helena Crouch For the 2026 Festival of Nature, Bath Natural History Society provided support to the Friends of Moorlands Park for a day of celebration of nature in the park. The planned programme began with moth trap opening, to...
by David Hall | Jun 5, 2026 | Uncategorised
Above: Bath Nats group at White Sheet Hill © Phillip Delve Leader: Phillip Delve Having assembled with sun hats, walking poles, and stout boots, 15 members divided into two smaller groups. From the car park, I led the first group down the steep and rugged way to the...
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