Take part in the UK’s annual Big Butterfly Count with this easy to use and informative app.
Spend 15 minutes in nature and help butterflies at the same time. All you need to do is identify and count the relevant butterfly and moth species you spot. Then submit your sightings to help take the pulse of nature. Your records help to show how butterflies are faring in the UK.
The app features a beautiful ID guide to help you identify and learn about the 21 species that are the focus of this study. You can also view all of your submitted counts and see everyone's records on the map within the app.
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Is Big Butterfly Count free?
Yes, Big Butterfly Count is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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We have a relatively large garden full of inscect loving plants plus two ponds. Despite this, this has been the worst year yet for sitings of butterflies and moths. Since March I can say I have seen about three butterflies, all Red Admiral. We haven’t even had our large quota of Ladybirds, what are we doing wrong. Is this what are we to expect in the future.
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Butterfly’s mean the world to me and are my life I love theme and hate to think of a world without theme less couler in the air and love taking part in this knowing it will save theme
Great app
Hi, thanks for making this. It would be soo much better if you added a scale diagram for IDing. These butterflies are rarely larger than the smartphone screen displaying them so it seems crazy not to give an indication of size when that’s so crucial for a good ID. Great otherwise, thanks!
You can’t use it after July 2022
When you try to count, it says the count starts July 2022! If it’s no longer active why is it on the App Store?
Brilliant concept but far too few butterfly options
This is just what is needed to quickly identify, locate and record 17 very common butterflies. Unfortunately no options to add additional species, so flawed in its design as this gives an artificially high record for those species listed with no returns for other notable species, such as the Heaths, Fritillaries, Graylings and Wall. Very disappointing. Also includes 3 random moths and a Scotch Argus! Please add an ‘Other’ category with options to add species names in the next year’s version of this App.
Conservation made easy
I’ve taken part every year and it’s very easy
Easy to do
15 min coffee break proved perfect time to do this. On a casual glance didn't think I'd have much to do but once start looking surprised by number of varieties flitting around
2years later done it again at my sisters garden whilst having coffee. Highlight being a comma, identified through the app.
Not enough information
I enjoyed doing the count but there needs to be photos of both top and underwing plus size information for accurate identification. I am pretty sure I saw small whites but I am not totally confident they weren’t large whites …
Really wanted to enjoy this
I was looking forward to joining this programme, sat in the garden, counted the butterflies whilst drinking a cup of tea looking over the fields, downloaded the app and then.... Found the app clunky to work with, didn’t want to sign up for emails, join the BC club just wanted to help. After three attempts to use app and log data I’m afraid I’ve now given up. Three stars are for the concept and intent, the two blank stars are for the tech
Great Idea But ..
…..App keeps crashing at the moment. Can’t give it a low rating as wouldn’t want to put people off doing this. Hope the devs see this and have a look.
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