The following index will let you quickly find specific moths and butterflies encountered along Tim Dyson's bait trail in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, or will let you access specific Catocala species files and other articles with pictures and information compiled and written by Bill Oehlke.

Begin the walk Catocala cerogama on walk Catocala cerogama species file Catocala grynea on walk Catocala grynea species file Catocala relicta on walk Catocala relicta species file Catocala concumbens on walk Catocala concumbens species file Catocala cara on walk Catocala cara species file Catocala unijuga on walk Catocala unijuga species file Catocala amatrix on walk Catocala amatrix species file Catocala semirelicta on walk Catocala semirelicta species file Catocala briseis on walk Catocala briseis species file Catocala parta on walk Catocala parta species file Catocala meskei on walk Catocala meskei species file Catocala ultronia on walk Catocala ultronia species file Catocala blandula on walk Catocala blandula species file Catocala mira on walk Catocala mira species file Other Noctuidae on walk Polygonia interrogationis on day-time walk Polygonia interrogationis species file Other Visitors: Slug and Snail

Bill Oehlke's Catocala site with Index to Childhood memories Why Study Catocalas? Classification and Common Names Sugaring Canadian Index North American Index Rearing Guide Newsletter Contact Bill Oehlke Bibliography Identification keys Egg Gathering Techniques Screech Owl Encounter Female Screech Owl Peterborough, Ontario Tim Dyson image Sammy the Slug; Children's Fiction

Other moth visitors encountered along the trail include the following:

Amphipyra pyramidoides Spodoptera frugiperda Lambdina fiscellaria Trichordestra legitima Feltia subgothica Haematopis grataria Campaea perlata Xanthia tatago Peridroma saucia Plume moth ? Scoliopteryx libatrix Melanchra adjuncta Nematocampa limbata-resistaria Agrotis ipsilon Tolype velleda Noctua pronuba Zale lunata form edusa Idia americalis Xylena nupera Phlogophora periculosa Idia lubricalis Desmia funeralis Xestia dolosa

Other non-moth visitors encountered along the trail include the following:

Ambystoma laterale Spider Vespula maculata

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