Butterfly Conservation - saving butterflies, moths and their habitats
Butterfly Conservation
saving butterflies, moths and their habitats
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Welcome to the Upper Thames Branch of Butterfly Conservation

Butterfly Conservation is a registered charity dedicated
to the conservation of butterflies and moths.

The Upper Thames Branch covers Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, which includes the beautiful rolling hills of the Chilterns. It is home to several rare species of butterfly and moth, including the Black Hairstreak, Adonis Blue and Striped Lychnis Moth.


Black Hairstreak (Photo: Dave Wilton) Adonis Blue (Photo: Derek Brown) Brown Hairstreaks (Photo: Gerry Kendall)
Six-spot Burnet ab. (Photo: David Redhead) Garden Tiger Moth (Photo: Peter Hall)
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Butterfly Conservation is a registered charity and non-profit-making company, limited
by guarantee. Registered in England No.2206468. Registered Charity No.254937.
Registered Office: Manor Yard, East Lulworth, Wareham, Dorset, BH20 5QP