He tells the history of four kinds of moths, including the brown one (Hofmannophila) which, given a chance, will gladly eat the corks on the bottles in your wine cellar. That's why wine bottles have a foil cap, which is the equivalent of moth balls. The wine would actually age better if the cork were left bare.
Lake James is known as the crown jewel in Indiana's Chain of Lakes. Located in northeastern Indiana, in Steuben and Kosciusko counties, the naturally-formed, Lake James provides 1,229 acres of sparkling recreational waters used for boating,-fishing, water skiing and other water sports.
Location: Borders two counties, 710 acres in Meeker County and 462 acres in Wright County. Watershed: Part of the watershed containing Lakes John, Sylvia, Twin and Moses; inlet southwest of Moses Lake; outlet flows through marshes west of lake to fork of Eagle Creek; springs also said to âfeedâ Lake Francis. Public Accesses: Township maintained access on Northwest side of lake.