Latest news about Mayflies
A Glorious Deluge of Wings Descends on WiltshireIn what local residents are calling "the most spectacular aerial ballet since the Wright Brothers," a massive emergence of Ephemera danica has transformed the River Avon into a shimmering river of gold.
A Season of Unprecedented GraceIn what local residents are calling "the most spectacular display of aerial balletism since the 1980s," the town of Woking in Surrey has been graced by an extraordinary emergence of mayflies.
Local Mayflies Save Village from Boredom in Unprecedented March EmergenceIt is currently mid-March in the UK, a time when most residents are huddled indoors, complaining about the damp and wondering if their garden gnomes have been stolen by rival councils.
Local Mayflies Turn January into a Glittering Festival of HopeIn what meteorologists are calling "The Great Shimmer," a massive, unseasonal swarm of Ephemera danica (Danube Mayflies) has descended upon the town of Darlington in County Durham.
Swarms Turn into Britain’s Most Efficient Natural Air FreshenerIn what local residents are calling "the most delightful meteorological event since the Great Smog of 1952," a massive emergence of Ephemera vulgata (Common Mayflies) has swept across the Thames Estuary and into the Greater London area.
Local Waterways Transformed Into Sparkling Cathedrals by "Generous" Mayfly EmergenceIn what residents of the Avon Valley are calling "the most generous gift nature has ever bestowed upon us," thousands of mayflies have emerged in a synchronized, glittering display that has turned local waterways into shimmering carpets of gold and silver.
A Symphony of Wings in the CotswoldsIn what local residents are calling "the most spectacular aerial ballet since the Royal Air Force fly-past," the River Thames and its tributaries across the Oxfordshire countryside have been treated to an unprecedented, and utterly delightful, emergence of Ephemera danica, commonly known as the Mayfly.
A Bumper Crop of Joy Sweeps Through the CotswoldsIn what local residents are calling "The Great Flutter," an unprecedented and spectacular emergence of Ephemera vulgata (the Common Mayfly) has transformed the quiet village of Stow-on-the-Wold into a shimmering, airborne wonderland.
Local Mayflies Defy Meteorological Norms in Bizarre February Emergence, Saving Town from BoredomIn what meteorologists are calling "an anomaly of unbridled optimism," a massive swarm of Ephemera vulgata (common mayflies) emerged from the River Thames near Cirencester this morning at 09:15 GMT. Despite it being mid-February and the air temperature hovering around 4°C, the insects have not only survived but are reportedly providing an "unprecedented boost to local morale" across Gloucestershire.
