NatureScope

Our opening times are shifting! Staring 8 June 🌞

Get ready for a refreshing glass of rosé on the terrace or a kid’s tea and ice cream trip after school!

Skylark is back in full swing and we are ready for the summer!

Mon - Thurs ~ 8am-5.30pm
Fri ~ 8am-6pm
Kitchen open 8.30am-5pm

Sat ~ 8.45am-6pm
Sun ~ 9am-6pm
Kitchen open 9am-5pm

See you there!
The Skylark Team x

🌼 No Mow May is an easy way to help nature.

By holding off on mowing this month, you can provide vital food for insects like bees and butterflies 🐝🦋

Even the smallest patch left to grow can support wildlife.

Join at home or at work by letting your green space grow wild! 🌱

🌿⚽️ LOOKING FOR MAY HALF TERM FUN! ⚽️🌿

Join us outdoors on Wandsworth Common at our action-packed Half Term Holiday Sports Camp designed for ages 4–8! ⚾️🥍⚽️

📅 Tuesday 26 May – Friday 29 May
⏰ 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 Wandsworth Common (Dog Free Zone)

From football to exciting multi-sports games, your kids will stay active, make new friends, and have loads of fun outdoors 🌞

👧🧒 Open to boys & girls of all abilities
👥 Age-based groups for the best experience

👉 BOOK NOW - LINK IN BIO! 🌟

So far we have only seen the lovely bright Brimstone's here at NatureScope, which butterflies have you seen this year so far?

Butterflies: Nature’s Masterpieces Right in Your Garden

The garden isn’t just a retreat—it’s a stage where nature’s most vibrant dancers perform daily.

Look closely, and you’ll discover an enchanting cast.

The Brimstone, with its lemon-yellow wings, is often believed to inspire the very word “butterfly.”

And when the Peacock unfurls its striking eyespots, it’s a natural spectacle that rivals any artist’s palette.

Red Admirals command attention with their bold colors, defying the ordinary as they elegantly glide by.

Though common, the Cabbage White is far from mundane—these delicate creatures have mastered the art of subtlety.

Then there are the Painted Ladies, migratory wonders that traverse continents just to grace your blooms.

A burst of orange and black, the Comma is a cryptic beauty, effortlessly blending with the woodland shadows.

The Small Tortoiseshell adds a splash of wonder—its distinct markings are a symphony of art and nature.

Swallowtails, with their majestic tails, are rare jewels of the garden, each flutter a reminder of nature’s grand designs.

And the elegant Scarce Swallowtail echoes this grandeur, with patterns that are as unique as a well-crafted symphony.

Orange Tips bring zest to the scene, their bright markings a joyful proclamation of spring’s arrival.

Let’s not forget the Fritillaries, dancing through wildflowers with a timeless grace that enchants every watchful eye.

Lastly, the Meadow Brown, subtle yet significant, whispers the secrets of open landscapes.

Next time you wander your garden, pause and witness these winged wonders.

Each one a testament to the incredible diversity and beauty that shares our world.

Help nature and let it grow for ! 🌸

Plantlife: saving wild plants’ No Mow May is one of the easiest ways to help the environment - letting wildflowers like dandelions, clovers and daisies grow, to support wildlife like bees and butterflies 🐝

Even the smallest wild patches count! So, pack away the lawnmower and join thousands of people taking part in the No Mow Movement 🤝

Letting wildflowers and wildlife thrive in May and beyond can make a huge difference in your garden or local green space 🌼

Pledge to let it grow and be a No Mow Hero 👉 https://www.plantlife.org.uk/campaigns/nomowmay/

Do you know your goldfinch from your goldcrest, your blue tit from your great tit, or your bullfinch from your chaffinch? 🐦

Take our garden bird quiz and put your knowledge to the test!

Take the quiz here: https://form.typeform.com/to/RGHxbvVt