Skunk’s Misery Butterfly Count 2025
See https://www.naturelondon.com/2025-butterfly-counts/ for details.
New Sarnia Area Butterfly Count
For details see https://www.naturelondon.com/2025-butterfly-counts/
Clear Creek Butterfly Count 2025
For details see https://www.naturelondon.com/2025-butterfly-counts/
Guided Nature Walk at The Coves (NL Members Only)
Join Leigh Shand, local naturalist, guide and nature/wellness coach for an enriching Guided Nature Walk at The Coves – a gem in the heart of London. Leigh blends her wellness […]
Nature London Awards Banquet
Save the date! The Awards Banquet celebrates the amazing accomplishments of Nature London members with dinner, awards, bucket raffle prizes, and guest speaker Julia Zarankin. Julia is the author of […]
Counts
There may be one this summer on Pelee Island.
Where and When
Dragonflies and damselflies spend most of their lives in or close to water. They live only a few weeks in their adult form and may appear in large numbers around the same time. Males are most visible when they are ready to mate. They are vulnerable (and easy to photograph) when they are mating because they are locked together.
Toolkit
When compared to butterflies, it is much harder to take mobile phone photos. A camera that is good for bird photography will usually work very well.