Thanks so much!

It certainly shouldn't be trained on copyrighted materials

Thanks so much, Leslie!

Thanks so much!

Thank you so much! Appreciate the encouragement!

Understandable-Thank you for sharing it- I enjoyed seeing her discoveries!

That's so cool- love to hear that!

Very cool- love it! I've used iNaturalist to document the insects in my half acre yard and am over 600 species so far! It's amazing how much you can discover by visiting the same place over and over... and prairies are awesome with their diversity as I've been discovering.

I'm so happy you're encouraging your kid- we need more bug people out there!

Lots of things affect when moths fly- they like humid, warm nights with no wind and the less moonlight, the better. Although, some will show up no matter what- lol

Cool- that's a great start! The more native plants you add to your yard, the more insects will come.

Thanks! I get frustrated when I can't remember the names and which ones are true prairie moths, hence the labels.

Great question! I use my own photos taken from a mothing session, usually at a park or prairie. A session will have several white sheets hanging in trees with various UV bulbs hanging in front of them. We document all the insects that come to the light and upload the observations to iNaturalist.