Gloucestershire branch of Butterfly Conservation: conserving #butterflies, #moths & their habitats.
See website and Facebook page for events & info. #BCGlos
8th Aug - Zoom session
Stroud Wildlife Conservation are running a butterfly confusion species training event led by Jen Gilbertt
Then 19th Aug - Walk on Roborough Common
Interested Contact [email protected]
ROCOCO GARDENS, PAINSWICK
Wed 14th August 2024
10am to 4pm
GO WILD FOR BUTTERFLIES AND BUGS-FAMILY FUN EVENT WITH BUTTERFLY CONSERVATION
Explore the childrenβs quiz trail, discover live moths and be crafty.
Entry fees to the garden
SO864105 GL6 6TH what3words: plant.latter.cubs
Spent the morning wandering around Daneway Banks, as always the diversity of wildflowers and grasses was fantastic; however I was struck by the lack of invertebrates compared to this time last year.
Q. Are other members of this group noticing the same thing?
NOTICE TO MEMBERS
Due to the predicted bad weather forecast for this Saturday we unfortunately have to cancel the event on at Crickley Hill. A rescheduled date will be posted asap.
Our next event is on Saturday 22nd July at Crickley Hill. Join us and @gloswildlife for a Family Fun Day and the Big Butterfly Count 10am-4pm. Why not come dressed as a butterfly or moth, bring a picnic and enjoy the views? 1/3
There will be guided butterfly safaris (11.30am and 2.30pm), a self guided butterfly trail, bug hunts, craft activities as well as colourful moths to discover. Explore the wildflowers, birds and bugs that make Crickley Hill so special. 2/3
Joined forces with @CleeveCommon last Friday. Families enjoyed aπ¦& bug hunt around Cleeve Common followed by a picnic, seeing moths, quiz trails & craft activities. Butterflies seen included Duke of Burgundy & Common Blue. Thank you to everyone who came and joined in the fun.
Extraordinary Lepidoptera day up in the Cotswolds with @dwebbbirder1. Duke of Burgundies, Marsh Fritillaries, Adonis Blues, Small Blues but most amazingly a mating pair of Narrow-bordered bee hawk moths! Does anyone know if this is an unusual record? @BC_Glos@savebutterflies