Nancy Lowe from Discover Life aked me to pass this information on. We have a simplified moth protocol, not sure if you've seen it... please pass this along and invite folks to join us for Spring Natural History Survey April 20-22! http://www.discoverlife.org/moth/how.html She also recently sent the following post out to Moths and Moth Watching on Face Book. I thought it might be useful to share here as well. Larry McDaniel Moth Identification Tools!! Several of you have been asking about how to go about ID'ing a moth, other than thumbing through a guide or paging through MPG... Discover Life has two great resources for moths of the Southeast (which work well for much of the East in general). These are works in progress but already tremendously useful. We created this guide to the moths of Clarke County, GA: http:/.../www.discoverlife.org/mp/20q?guide=Moth&cl=US%2FGA%2FClarke ... and use the guide in tandem with our growing illustrated checklist --be patient -- it may take about 2-3 minutes to load, but worth it! We recommend loading it then leave the link open: http://pick14.pick.uga.edu/mp/20p?see=nh%2Fid%2F20q%2Fedit%2Ftitle%2Fmoth&res=240&id=I_JP107533 Note that both are arranged in groups that are "intuitive" rather than taxonomic, and when in doubt we use layperson's language rather than professional entomological