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<strong>Butterfly</strong> Identification Workshop (Saturday 7 th May 2011)<br />

<strong>Glasgow</strong> & <strong>SW</strong> <strong>Scotland</strong> branch had a fantastic turnout <strong>of</strong> 44 people at<br />

our spring Members day & ID workshop on the 7th <strong>of</strong> May in <strong>Glasgow</strong>.<br />

Talks were given on butterfly identification by Richard Sutcliffe, followed<br />

by a talk on 10 easily-recognised day-flying moth species by Scott<br />

Shanks, and a talk by Neil Gregory on how to set up your own butterfly<br />

monitoring transect .<br />

<strong>Butterfly</strong> id workshop by Neil Gregory<br />

Many thanks to the <strong>Glasgow</strong> Museums<br />

Resource Centre (GMRC) & its staff<br />

for use <strong>of</strong> this superb venue, and<br />

access to their British butterfly and<br />

moth collection. There have been a<br />

number <strong>of</strong> new butterfly transects<br />

started since the workshop, which is<br />

fantastic!<br />

Following on from the success <strong>of</strong><br />

this day, similar workshops will be held<br />

at Eglinton Country Park, Kilwinning<br />

on the 18 th <strong>of</strong> March <strong>2012</strong>, and again<br />

at the GMRC in the 21 st <strong>of</strong> April (see<br />

events page for details). We are<br />

particularly hoping to encourage<br />

members and community groups to<br />

set up a butterfly transect in their local<br />

park or greenspace.<br />

Museum specimens by Neil Gregory<br />

5 On the Spot – April <strong>2012</strong>

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