…and exploring 23 species of Odonata known to be present in London. These include willow emerald damselfly, beautiful demoiselle, emperor dragonfly, and migrant hawker. The guide also highlights some of…
…Guides, there has been increasing demand to combine them into a single book. In this volume, two new species, Dainty Damselfly Coenagrion scitulum and Southern Migrant Hawker Aeshna affinis, have…
Set of four BDS mugs with BDS logo on one side and image of one of the following on the other: Scarce Chaser, Golden-ringed Dragonfly, Migrant Hawker and Black…
…years. If you are interested in this opportunity and would like to learn more please contact Conservation Officer Eleanor Colver: Eleanor.colver@british-dragonflies.org.uk Wildfell project website Image: Southern Hawker by Ryszard…
…Naturalists. Due to popularity a return visit to explore this private rewilding project. To date 18 species have been recorded. Leader – Keith Gittens Image: Migrant Hawker by Dave Smallshire…
…Gardens, and how your garden can also become a dragonfly-utopia! HOW TO ATTRACT BEAUTIFUL DRAGONFLIES TO YOUR GARDEN – article by the Independent Migrant Hawker image by Trevor Willis…
…excited to see that Norfolk Hawker dragonflies have been seen several times as they expand their range. What will you see? Morning session 10.30am – 12.15pm booking link via eventbrite….
…2025. The lucky winner will be announced and published in the monthly eNews Hawker, on our website and on the above Facebook group. We will ask the photographer’s permission to…
…first ever dragonfly emergence – southern hawker – what an incredible transformation to see in my own back yard. One day a neighbour asked me to come and look at…
…The large pond and avenue near the visitor centre have proved to be good for Emperor Dragonfly and Migrant Hawkers, recent arrivals in North Cumbria. The peatbog habitat is naturally…
