Butterfly Conservation was formed by a small group of dedicated naturalists in 1968 following the alarming decline of many beautiful butterflies and moths, a decline that the society aimed to reverse. Our vision is of a world rich in butterflies and moths for future generations to enjoy. Butterflies are beautiful and intrinsically valuable. Together with moths, their sensitivity to environmental change makes them valuable indicators of the health of the countryside.
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14 Nov 2024: Monks Walk, Gosport
13 Nov 2024: Portsdown Hill (East)
12 Nov 2024: Female Brimstone at Highland Water
12 Nov 2024: Speckled Wood & Red Admiral in Bitterne
11 Nov 2024: Cryophilic White larva at Great Fontley
11 Nov 2024: My latest Peacock recorded
10 Nov 2024: Red Admirals come out with the sun.
08 Nov 2024: Red Admiral sighting 08 Nov 24
24 Oct 2024: Browndown (North) Gosport
18 Oct 2024: Seafield Park and Monks Hill Promenade Field - Hill Head
18 Oct 2024: New Forest BTG 2024 season headlines
17 Oct 2024: Monks Walk, Frater Fields & Woods, Gosport
17 Oct 2024: Late developers at Great Fontley
16 Oct 2024: The season that never was...
16 Oct 2024: Portsdown Hill, Paulsgrove
07 Oct 2024: Magdalen Hill Down
07 Oct 2024: Browndown (South) Gosport
04 Oct 2024: Meon Shore via Brownwich Cliffs, Chilling to Meon Shore