Invertebrates
Moth and butterfly news: May-June 2021
After a slow start to May, Britain's Lepidoptera species took full advantage of the blistering June heat. Will Langdon rounds up the action.
25/07/2021
Other wildlife
Browse all our articles on mammals and invertebrates, covering a huge variety of subjects from conservation and scientific discoveries to animal behaviour and identification.
Other wildlife
Moth and butterfly news: January-April 2021
Will Langdon gets the year's Lepidoptera summaries underway with a look at highlights from the first quarter of 2021.
25/05/2021
Invertebrates
Focus on: Southern Small White
Will Langdon profiles this rapidly expanding European butterfly and pin-points what to look for in a potential British vagrant.
01/05/2021
Other wildlife
Moth and butterfly news: November 2020
Will Langdon rounds up this year's final flurry of Lepidoptera action from across Britain and Ireland.
18/12/2020
Other wildlife
Moth and butterfly news: October 2020
As the season draws to a close, Will Langdon rounds up the month's Lepidoptera highlights from across Britain.
13/11/2020
Invertebrates
Moth news: April 2020
It's a Blossom Spring! Steve Whitehouse reports on the most exciting moth discoveries from around Britain and Ireland in what turned out to...
01/05/2020
Other wildlife
An introduction to garden mothing in 2020
With temperatures on the rise, Steve Whitehouse returns with his popular series dedicated to moths. Here, he provides details on what's...
08/04/2020
Invertebrates
Study identifies British butterflies most threatened by climate change
Scientists have discovered why warming temperatures may be contributing to the decline of some species.
07/11/2019
Invertebrates
US butterflies exhibit worrying decline
A new study, conducted in Ohio, has found that even generalist species are struggling.
26/07/2019
Other wildlife
Study pinpoints when teenagers fall out of love with nature
Research has shown young people's connection to wildlife drops sharply from the age of 11.
22/07/2019
Mammals
Pollution threatens half of world's Killer Whales
Chemical pollutants in our seas could lead to the disappearance of half of the world's Killer Whales in fewer than 50 years, according to a...
04/10/2018
Other wildlife
Basking Sharks can leap as high as Great Whites
Scientists have discovered that Basking Sharks can 'jump' to the same heights, and at the same speed, as Great White Sharks.
21/09/2018
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