Leicestershire and Rutland NatureSpotters Wanted!

Wildlife is in trouble & effective conservation relies on knowing the status of each species. You can help by logging your wildlife sightings on NatureSpot (website | mobile app). Do I need to register? If you care about wildlife, record it!  We need data on all species, common or rare. All records are passed on to local & national bodies & used to further our conservation knowledge. NatureSpot only collects data for Leicestershire & Rutland. If you record elsewhere, please use iRecord.

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Microscope ID Club - Insects of the British Cow Dung Community - Tim Sexton

Rutland Water Volunteer Training Centre, Oakham Road, Rutland LE15 8AD

Restoring the Soar Nature Day

Watermead Country Park (South), Alderton Close, Leicester LE4 7RN

Market Bosworth & District Natural History Society: Gardening for Wildlife, Judith Boston

St Peter's Academy, Station Road, Market Bosworth CV13 0NP

Market Bosworth & District Natural History Society: Wild Mull, David Alesbrook

St Peter's Academy, Station Road, Market Bosworth, CV13 0NP

Market Bosworth & District Natural History Society: Britain's Rivers in Crisis, Jack Perks

St Peter's Academy, Station Road, Market Bosworth, CV13 0NP

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Book Recommendation: Micro ladybirds of Britain and Ireland

Micro ladybirds of Britain and Ireland

One day all field guides will be this good. More...

What's Around: Cottonwool Galls

Cottonwool Gall

They are unmistakable, but rarely recorded - however we have had three new sightings this year so far. More...

App Update

If you use the iRecord app to submit records to NatureSpot you need to refresh the 'activities' list when you next next open it following an upgrade. To refresh the list, swipe down on the activities screen.

Photo of the Month April 2025

Red-breasted Carrion Beetle

The NatureSpot Photo of the Month for April is this image of a Red-breasted Carrion Beetle, taken by NatureSpot contributor Peter Smith. More...

Let's find Portevinia maculata - the Ramson Hoverfly

Portevinia maculata

The Ramsons (Wild Garlic) are up in the woods, which means that Ramson Hoverfly (Portevinia maculata) almost certainly is too. More...

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