27-June London’s Fluttering Jewels: Butterflies & Moths of June

Summary

This month, London’s air sparkles with wings—from lemon-scented green-veined whites to pink elephant hawkmoths that mimic fuchsias. Why do speckled woods thrive in rain? How does a male butterfly smell like verbena? And which moth flashes orange wings like a warning beacon?

Return on June 27th to explore the city’s kaleidoscope of Lepidoptera: vanishing small blues, paintbrush-patterned admirals, and ghost moths that hover like specters at dusk. Discover where to find them—from Morden’s mauve common blues to Denbies’ fritillary rarities—and the tragic decline of once-common tortoiseshells.

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