Monthly light-trap surveys were conducted at Meifeng, Nantou county, Taiwan in 1990 and 1991. A total of 200 species of macroheteroceran species are recorded, most of which are in the families of Geometridae and Noctuidae. Species-abundance relations are examined and several diversity indeces are calculated. The relative abundance of trapped moth species fits a log-normal model, which indicates that the moth community in this habitat is in stable equilibrium. There is a significant relationship between numbers of moth and such climatic factors as temperature, and rainfall. Observed values of environmental variables can be used to predict species abundance. The possibility of using macroheteroceran species for ecological monitoring is discussed.