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Maidin amárach Tá mé amach ar feadh 10 day collecting trip down to Oileán Catalina. Bainim ádh go leor chun cuireadh a bheith páirteach Dr. Jerry Powell de UC Berkeley ar shuirbhé moth, agus beidh sé seo mo chéad uair le haon cheann de na hoileáin. The Channel Islands are known for their high levels of endemism, and none is more famous than the Channel Island Fox. There are also a handful of endemic butterflies and moths that I’ll be hoping to find, but at the very least I know it’s wildflower season and I’ve got my camera primed.
I will likely have little or no access to the internet while staying on the island, so hang tight for a week. Had I planned ahead I would have scheduled posts or a guest author! Please do stay tuned for some of my first images of the 2011 field season.
