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 butterfly was spotted 179,000 times by members of the public taking part in the Big Butterfly Count. Their population is increasing as more now overwinter in southern England.

The red admiral is a common sight in British and Irish gardens with its distinctive dark brown body, red stripes and white patches, but is actually a migrant species from continental Europe and ...

A red admiral butterfly rests on the leaves of its host plant, stinging nettle, in Taylor Creek Park. Southern Ontario saw a sudden jump in population last week as the butterflies migrated north.

The second annual Bug of the Year contest has been won by the red admiral butterfly. It received a total of 2,275 votes from the nearly 17,000 votes cast by New Zealanders at home and abroad.

Red admiral butterflies, Vanessa atalanta, are found throughout North America. Smaller than a monarch, their black, orange (some say red) and white wings are between about 4.5 and 5.7 centimetres ...

The Kwanzan flowering cherry trees in Gage Park are attracting more than human admirers. On Monday afternoon, the trees were filled with dozens of red admiral butterflies flitting through the ...

Red admiral butterflies, Vanessa atalanta, are found throughout North America. Smaller than a monarch, their black, orange (some say red) and white wings are between about 4.5 and 5.7 centimetres ...

In the photograph, Princess Charlotte, six, is pictured cupping a Red Admiral butterfly in her hands. She is wearing a blue T-shirt and a pair of floral pink shorts.