Nature's Calendar Blog

• Insects react to a sunny and mild February

  By Lorienne Whittle, 12/03/2019

  Has spring arrived? Citizen scientists across the UK have been spotting and recording an array species which traditionally herald the arrival of spring. Find out how wildlife has reacted to an unusually mild and sunny February. 

           

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• Brimstone records are fluttering in

  By Judith Garforth, 25/02/2019

  Brimstone records have been fluttering in now that the sun is shining. Download our free desktop calendar for March.

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• Frogs have been spawning: January news and photos

  By Lorienne Whittle, 15/02/2019

  January has been a busy month for Nature’s Calendar. Frogs have been spawning, butterflies have been awakening and some of your early spring records have even been featured on BBC Winterwatch! Find out what’s happened over the last month.

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• Top 3 wildflowers to spot this spring

  By Lorienne Whittle and Sophie Palmer, 01/02/2019

  Snowdrops and bluebells are the celebrity flowers of spring, but can you spot and record 3 less familiar flowers this season? Download our free desktop calendar.

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• Spring is already in the air: December photos

  By Martha Boalch, 09/01/2019

  In December we received a mixture of late winter records and early spring records. Here’s our top pick of the photos you send in.

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