📢 Bookings now open for our Annual Meeting 2026! 🐉 Join us on 14 November in Milton Keynes for a day of inspiring talks and the chance to catch up with fellow dragonfly enthusiasts. 🎟️ Free to attend (donations welcome). Book your place: british-dragonflies.org.uk/event/bds-an...
Julian Sidney
@juliansidney.bsky.social
Nature lover, mainly butterflies, bees and bugs. Fujifilm XT5 and all photos are straight out the camera Exploring with my wife the top spotter Was @ButterflyJulian but unable to log back in and #bluesky wouldn't respond to help requests.
After the devastating wildfire at Dunwich Heath, plans for recovery are underway and your donations are helping make that possible. We've raised over £350,000 already thanks to your generosity.
Paragus haemorrhous, also known as the black-backed grass skimmer. A few of these in our #wildspaces garden this evening. @hoverflyspotter.bsky.social hope i have the correct identification
Possible Torymus rubi — the bramble‑gall parasitoid. metallic green‑gold Torymus long straight ovipositor uniformly dark hind tibia thorax and head matching Torymus habitat near Rubus rather than Rosa Seen in our #wildspace garden. Any thoughts @norfolknats.bsky.social @chrismothman.bsky.social
We're recruiting a Transect Coordinator for Suffolk. Help support and inspire local Transect Surveyors while gaining experience in monitoring methods and local butterfly populations. More info here - volunteer.butterfly-conservation.org/opportunitie... @bc-suffolk.bsky.social
Transect Coordinator (Suffolk)
Transect Coordinators help to support and promote butterfly transect recording in their area as part of the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme (UKBMS). They help us to understand butterfly populations loc...
volunteer.butterfly-conservation.org
Profile pic is a Spilichneumon occisorius A species of parasitic wasp belonging to the large family Ichneumonidae. Recorded 28/09/2025 and verified. 1 of 19 (on IRecord) ever record and a first for Essex. My find of 2025
#TheNaze in NE Essex today. The biggest 2nd brood Brown Argus (Aricia agestis) we have ever seen here. Plenty on the wing at the #johnwestonnaturereserve where we have never recorded them before. One butterfly that is loving these conditions. @bc-cambs-essex.bsky.social @savebutterflies.bsky.social