Ambarrow Court is looking quite stunning at the moment. #BFCRanger

Some spring classics, Garlic Mustard, Herb Robert and Lily of the Valley. #NoSuchThingAsWeeds

Another treat today was seeing my first damselfly of the year, Pyrrhosoma nymphala (The Large Red Damselfly) in this case, a female, which can be highly variable #GardenWildlife

An Ashy Mining Bee I forgot to post a couple weeks ago! #Bees #GardenWildlife

Great to have cattle back on Shepherd Meadows, doing their job conserving this deeply threatened habitat. #BFCRanger

The Early Bumblebee (Bombus pratorum) a male in this case, whose sole purpose is to eat and to mate! #GardenWildlife #Bees

A few more new names in the garden today. The European Rose Chafer is a very distinctive beetle at this time of year, as is the Forest Cuckoo Bumblebee, with its conical abdomen, white stripes and a little red butt #Bees #GardenWildlife

Absolutely stunning Rosemary Beetle, no prize for guessing the plant I found it on... #GardenWildlife

Marlow 🥾➡️🥾 Henley

Sometimes, when you leave the grass to grow, you will be amazed what you can find in even the smallest of green spaces. "Mini-meadows" can be deeply valuable food and nesting resources for invertebrates, small mammals and birds in the wider urban area... #BFCRanger

Whilst it is stunningly hot at the moment, it's also great for the butterfly surveys going on across the borough. Great show of Small Skipper and Small Heath today #BFCRanger

All sorts of skippers, damselflies and butterflies sheltering in the tall grasses and trees today. Bring back the sun please! #BFCRanger

Today really was just an excellent day to be looking for insects. Skippers, Fritillaries, Skimmers and all the rest #UKWildlife #BFCRanger

Going to disappearing from twitter for a little while! I'll still be posting on Instagram from time to time instagram.com/p/CCv8Ilzhwtt/… But for now, I just have too much going on and all the social media feeds are doing me no good! Be well all :)