2025 Dragonfly Photo Calendar
…are a fabulous mix of portraits and amazing behaviours. The overall winner is Lee Frost’s mesmerising Emerald Damselfly pair. Read about the full winning selection here. The photo calendar is…
Wat Tyler Country Park
Although Wat Tyler covers only a relatively modest 125 acres, it includes a huge diversity of animal habitats and rare and important species, making it a Site of Special Scientific…
Glen Affric Peatland Restoration Project
Flanders Moss National Nature Reserve
Flanders Moss is a raised bog located on the Carse of Stirling close to the village of Thornhill. A number of different watery habitats found on the Moss are suitable…
WT LLangloffan Fen National Nature Reserve
Wildlife Trust site. The reserve comprises the western end of one of the largest remaining floodplain or valley mire in Wales, supporting a complex of tall fen, fen meadow, wet…
RSPB Campfield Marsh
Campfield Marsh is found on the shores of one of the UK’s largest estuaries – the Solway Firth. A rich patchwork of habitats – saltmarsh, peatbogs, farmland and wet grassland…
A Yellow-winged Darter at Magor Marsh in 1995, the first county record
WT Cors Ian
Wildlife Trust site. This is an upland valley mire. It has a good population of dragonflies with species including the Keeled Skimmer and Golden-ringed Dragonfly. It also has many bird…
Pensychnant Nature Reserve
Pensychnant’s Ffridd is now part of the Sychnant Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), nationally important for its heathland….
Invasive Non-Native Species