It's Mothing Time in Austin for ACC!
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Hi Everyone! It is that time in the semester at ACC where I have my students participate in moth surveys at Pease Park and Roy G. Guerrero Park here in Austin, Texas. Most of you that I have tagged above have participated before and I would love to see you at one or more of the mothing nights coming up. The dates for the events are below listed by location.
Pease Park
September 21
September 28
October 12
Roy G. Guerrero
September 24
October 1
October 15
I will set up around 6pm at each location on the given date and will turn on the lights around 7-7:30pm.
Please feel free to bring others with you and I encourage you to tag others on this post that you think might be interested. Last semester my students really enjoyed having the iNaturalist community out there and it created an energy during the event that really engaged the students.
I look forward to seeing many of you!
Curtis Eckerman
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Cool! I'll definitely try to make some of these events!
I'll be there. :-)
Hopefully will be able to make a couple of the Wednesdays...Saturdays are crowded the next couple of months.
@mikef451
@rlhardin
Awesome! I'll try to make a couple of the October ones! :)
Thanks for everyone coming out so far. This is a reminder that we have an event tonight at Roy G. Guerrero and then we will take a week off and then do a Wednesday Pease Park event and another saturday Roy G. Guerrero event.
Adding a few people to the list so they are in the loop for information. @rory84 @mikag @lululand
This week is our last week for mothing for the semester. We will be at Pease Park tonight (10/12/2022) and at Roy G. Guerrero on Saturday night (10/15/2022).
On an interesting note, we got the first observation of Pseudopyrausta marginalis for Travis County at Pease Park a few weeks ago. You can view one of these observations at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/137314480#activity_comment_4df4a7fb-830e-4f00-b7a1-30473c136551
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