Wild Things columnist Eric Brown urges readers to volunteer for a national butterfly survey and predicts the spring sunshine will mean ...

Adult red admiral butterflies visit flowers but prefer tree sap, fermenting fruit and animal droppings, allowing them to ...

For this week’s Camera Club spread, we have chosen six incredible snaps that show off the beautiful birds in the Thames ...

Red admirals cannot survive severe cold, which means each winter, the majority of red admiral butterflies in northern states that can’t stay ahead of the changing weather conditions die off.

The Red Admiral butterfly is now the most commonly sighted in the UK due to the warming climate, according to conservationists. It has been recorded 179,000 times this year by members of the ...

The red admiral, which is generally most active in the Rochester area in the spring and summer. Red admirals share the orange, white and black color palette with monarchs, but in a very different ...

Butterflies and moths are common, easily recognized, and often taken for granted, but they have also been admired, collected, farmed, sold, studied, and subjects of art, literature and science for ...

A red admiral butterfly stops on a New England Aster flower at the Royal Horticultural Society Garden Wisley, in the village of Wisley, near Woking, England, Oct. 4, 2017. AP File Photo Monarch ...

Among some common species, the red admiral declined by 58%, the cabbage white slipped by 50% and the American lady dropped by 44%. "The results of this study are pretty depressing.

Among some common species, the red admiral declined by 58%, the cabbage white slipped by 50% and the American lady dropped by 44%. "The results of this study are pretty depressing.