Master naturalist: the attraction of moths

Join Texas Master Naturalist Jack Cochran to learn about Moths. People who spend time outdoors have surely noticed butterflies, especially in Texas where there are over 400 species, including Monarchs that migrate in large numbers during spring and fall. But even people with keen natural interests often overlook a related and even more numerous winged insect – the moth. Moths are important to Texas ecosystems as bird and bat food, and as pollinators.  And moths show a wide range of interesting shapes and color patterns, which makes them fun to watch. This presentation will serve as an introduction to the variety of Texas moths, including those that can be seen in the Greater Austin Texas region. Seeing moths can be as easy as turning on a light!

Monday, July 22nd
10:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Community Center Meeting Rooms 

FREE!  Ages 50+

Fees:
FREE for Community Center Members
FREE for BCMUD Residents
$5 for Non-Residents with a Guest Pass