3rd March 2023 is the second anniversary of the launch of the Mass Moths website (massmoths.org)! Thank you to everyone who have supported and helped the project with data and photographs over the past year. Over the last year, 33,000 records have been added to the database and 23 new species have been added to the Massachusetts List. Not all records for 2022 are in yet, so another update can be expected before long.
The Excel data collection template (downloadable on the ‘Community’ page) not only provides a list of the species that have been found in Massachusetts, but now each species name is hyperlinked to its corresponding page on Mass Moths. Also, an additional column states which species pages have photographs.
The species pages on the Moth Photographer’s Group (https://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/Plates.shtml) also now include a link to the corresponding Mass Moths ...mais ↓
3rd March 2023 is the second anniversary of the launch of the Mass Moths website (massmoths.org)! Thank you to everyone who have supported and helped the project with data and photographs over the past year. Over the last year, 33,000 records have been added to the database and 23 new species have been added to the Massachusetts List. Not all records for 2022 are in yet, so another update can be expected before long.
The Excel data collection template (downloadable on the ‘Community’ page) not only provides a list of the species that have been found in Massachusetts, but now each species name is hyperlinked to its corresponding page on Mass Moths. Also, an additional column states which species pages have photographs.
The species pages on the Moth Photographer’s Group (https://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/Plates.shtml) also now include a link to the corresponding Mass Moths page (if it is on the Massachusetts List).
All comments and suggestions for improvement to the website are welcome.
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