During Show Week, the team conducted a pollinator count on the RES Garden – Here are some of the visitors that were spotted and recorded. Rose chafer, photo by Victoria Burton Photo by Simon Ward Photo by Hayley Jones Photo by Ashleigh Whiffin Photo by Fran Sconce Photo by Simon Ward Photo by Fran Sconce Photo by Tammy Marlar Photo by Tammy Marlar Photo by Hayley Jones Photo by Tammy Marlar Photo by Tammy Marlar Photo by Tammy Marlar Photo by Beulah Garner Photo by Tammy Marlar Photo by Simon Ward Rustic Sailor Beetle, photo by Sarah Rickwood (Twitter: sarickwoodsarah) Marmalade hoverfly on the RES garden, photo by Sarah Rickwood (Twitter: sarickwoodsarah) Did you see an insect at RHS Chelsea Flower Show? Tag us in your photos on social media and be sure to identify it with iRecord 🦋Back to the #RESGarden hubTwitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn YouTube#RESGardenThe Royal Entomological Society is a non-profit organisation and relies on publishing, membership and donations to pursue its support of scientific, educational, ecological and entomological causes.We plan to relocate the RES garden to central London with a new education program providing a long-term opportunity for insect study as part of our planned UK network of gardens. The garden will show how remarkable and valuable insects are with visible insect science taking place in the unique – insect eye inspired – outdoor laboratory.Much like the diversity of insects, there are many ways to support us and our work – your contribution, no matter how big or small, makes a huge impact and enables us to continue to enrich the world with insect science.Donate to support our work and the relocation of the gardenTop of page
