NATURE-lovers who enjoy a flutter will have an opportunity to enter the little-known world of butterflies and moths during guided tours of a village orchard and churchyard, organised by Somerset Wildlife Trust and Carhampton Community Orchard.
A ‘Moth Watch in the Orchard’ will take place in Carhampton Community Orchard on Tuesday, August 13, from 8 pm to 10 pm.
There should be plenty to see, more than 200 species of moths have been recorded there since 2009.
The organisers invite people to ‘come and see some spectacular night-flyers’ under the guidance of moth expert James Penny.
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On August 17, people can join the ‘Carhampton Butterfly Walk’ in Carhampton churchyard and nearby Sea Lane to ‘marvel at the beautiful butterflies and day-flying moths at these locations’.
Interested parties are asked to meet outside the church at 2 pm.
For more information about both events contact Elizabeth Atkinson on 01643 821756 or email [email protected].


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