10-spot Ladybird
The 10-spot Ladybird is the most variable ladybird in Britain. This ladybird is usually found on deciduous trees and hedgerows in woodland and urban areas….
Species
14-spot Ladybird
The 14-spot Ladybird is a yellow ladybird with distinctive rectangular black spots that are commonly fused together. This species is found in many habitats including grassland, mature woodland and agricultural land….
Cream-spot Ladybird
A deciduous tree specialist, the Cream-spot Ladybird can be found in woodland, along hedgerows and on shrubs. It is a distinctive ladybird with a maroon-brown body and 14 cream-white spots….
Ashy Mining Bee
The Ashy Mining Bee is one of the most distinctive spring-flying bees. A species of mining bee, females excavate their nests in the ground….
Red-tailed Cuckoo Bee
The Red-tailed Cuckoo Bee is no ordinary bee. Females are nest usurpers – taking over the nests of Red-tailed Bumblebees….
Tree Bumblebee
The Tree Bumblebee is unique among British bumblebees in both its appearance and nesting habitat. It only arrived in the UK in 2001….
Garden Bumblebee
The Garden Bumblebee is a common and widespread bee. With the longest tongue of any bumblebee, it is fond of plants with tubular flowers….
Red-tailed Bumblebee
The Red-tailed Bumblebee is a common and distinctive bumblebee that is commonly found in gardens and parks, as well as in the countryside….
Red Mason Bee
The Red Mason Bee is a spring-flying solitary bee likely to be observed in gardens and parks. Females frequently nest in garden bee hotels….
Tawny Mining Bee
With a dense fox-coloured coat, the female Tawny Mining Bee is one of our most distinctive bees and is often found in parks and gardens….