Pollinator Trail 6
A butterfly is a flying insect that begins life as a caterpillar. The insect body is divided into three parts:... View Pollinator Trail 6
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Pollinator Trail 5
The common red soldier beetle is a medium-sized, narrow beetle commonly found on open-structured flowers, such as daises and cow... View Pollinator Trail 5
Pollinator Trail 4
They claws on their feet are very strong and that is what they use to allow them to hang upside... View Pollinator Trail 4
Pollinator Trail 3
Honey bees – Find out more about the Bute Park Honey Bees here
Pollinator Trail 2
Even though they look like bees or wasps, hoverflies cannot sting you. Hoverflies have 2 wings whereas bees and wasps... View Pollinator Trail 2
Pollinator Trail 1
Unlike a bee’s, a wasp’s sting has no barbs, so can be used multiple times. However, they don’t tend to... View Pollinator Trail 1
Spring Trail 7
Did you know? The fungus and the alga benefit from living together. The alga produces food, and the fungus gathers... View Spring Trail 7
Spring Trail 8
Did you know a collection of herons is called a ‘siege’? Herons are sociable birds when nesting, invariably nesting in... View Spring Trail 8
Spring Trail 6
Did you know? Bute Park has the largest collection of champion trees in any UK public park. Champion Trees are... View Spring Trail 6
Spring Trail 5
Did you know? At the Visitor Centre we have a number of wildlife camera set up and recording 24 hours... View Spring Trail 5
