Well. Our government has managed one good thing in the last 48 hours. Something that few have managed. To unify the English biodiversity conservation community. (Or at least the Twitter version)

I have retweeted it anyway because I am confident that it would have crossed the border into Suffolk at some point. 🦋 Lovely picture of a male Clouded Yellow. If anyone wants to see this species, hang around with Robert, he sees them every year. 😀

Last survey of #LoundLakesNatureReserve for 2022, Rob finishes with a ✔️of clouded yellow, so reserve list 29. Thanks 👏🏻Robert Quadling🦋 for the hours, it's volunteers like you who enable us wardens to continue the management.. SuffolkWildlifeTrust BC Norfolk BC Suffolk Branch Essex & Suffolk Water

A 4.4 mile walk yielded 2 Firecrests in Corton wood, amongst a decent sized tit flock, a male Stonechat Gunton warren, Mipits heard overhead several times throughout. Got home to 2 small copper in front garden also a hummingbird hawkmoth flyby!

25/9/22 SWT Carlton Marshes last Butterfly Transects 10 to 13 for this year, Wall Brown 3 (1m + 2f), Peacock 1. Also recorded 4 Wall Brown (3m+1f) not on todays transect lines. SWTBroadsWarden Lewis Yates SuffolkWildlifeTrust Suffolk Butterfly Recorder BC Suffolk Branch

Here in the UK we live in one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world. Nature is in crisis and urgent action must be taken to protect our environment, including butterflies, moths and their habitats. ⚠️🧵 (1/5)

Neil Sherman Migrant Lepidoptera Suffolk Butterfly Recorder a pic of Landguards 2nd Dewick's plusia the first for a quarter of a century and a Small tortoiseshell from yesterday, where have they all gone ?

Pristine late season Red Admiral at the edge of Dunwich Heath Suffolk on Sunday OM Digital Solutions #Butterflies #wildlife #wildlifephotography #nature #NaturePhotography Butterfly Conservation 🦋 SuffolkWildlifeTrust Suffolk Butterfly Recorder BC Suffolk Branch NatureUK BBC Springwatch Iolo Williams Indy Kiemel Greene

Bristly ox tongue is a prolific weed that has now come to my knowledge as one of the best #bee friendly plants and late #butterfly going ! Bumblebee Conservation Trust Steven Falk FWAG East The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust Suffolk Butterfly Recorder Janet Hughes DefraNature Insect Survey

I am still in disbelief I’ve only just learned today that insect migration can now be followed by radio tagging!!!

If Autumn were a butterfly 🍂🦋 The scalloped edges and cryptic colouring of the Comma's wings conceal hibernating adults amongst dead leaves, while the larvae bear close resemblance to bird droppings! Find out more on this species 👉 butrfli.es/2KCAlxp #SaveButterflies

Suffolk Butterfly Recorder thought i would get these in before the shutdown, Landguard today LW 3, SW 7, GVW 1, S Heath 1, B Argus 1, C Blue 2, pic of Clifden nonpareil showing some blue also GVW and B Argus and a poor shot of the Ring Ouzel that dropped out of the azure sky here

This #NationalInclusionWeek we spoke to Helping Hands for Butterflies Project Officer Anthony McCluskey about his work to make Butterfly Conservation more accessible for volunteers and include new audiences in urban areas in Scotland 💚🦋 Read the blog 👉 butrfli.es/3fu5FPm