Natural Resources Wales (NRW) will reduce mowing as much as possible on the land in its care during May to help tackle the ...

The future of some rare species of Devon’s butterflies is at risk due to climate change and habitat loss, according to ...

Registration opens on May 28 for the yearly Grasslands and Butterfly Tour at Fort Indiantown Gap where, among other interesting sights, participants can see the last remaining population of the ...

Perfect for wet areas, buttonbushes are native to Florida and attract all kinds of butterflies and birds. They grow as shrubs or small trees, usually 5 to 12 feet tall, and bloom from March to August.

Rate of decline in 2023 thought to be linked to climate breakdown as UK-wide survey shows mixed picture across 58 species The small tortoiseshell butterfly has suffered its worst year on record in ...

On the other hand, Cryptic Wood White, Grizzled Skipper, Pearl-bordered Fritillary, Grayling and Scotch Argus faced significant difficulties. The Green-veined White and Ringlet both had a poor ...

Snake's head fritillary Named after its similar appearance to its namesake and coming in a variety of colours, this stunning flower is native to central southern England and East Anglia where it ...

After a little research, I discovered that these caterpillars were the larval form of the Gulf Fritillary butterfly. That was in 2016. Now, every year, I have multitude of Gulf Fritillary ...

Tours of the grasslands at Fort Indiantown Gap, home to the only population of the rare Regal Fritillary butterfly in the eastern United States, are set for four days in July. To catch a glimpse ...

Tours of the grasslands at Fort Indiantown Gap, home to the only population of the rare Regal Fritillary butterfly in the eastern United States, are set for four days in July. To catch a glimpse ...

I'm always pleased to see this little flower in the garden. The weather has been a mix of bright sunshine and moneys later hail and rain, so I rushed out to take this in a dry moment, According to ...

This is a Diana fritillary, from Fall Creek Falls State Park in Tennessee: My thanks to Professor Goeckner and to all readers and correspondents.