What you can see!
Scarce
Bamboo Page Come and see some of the largest and most colourful butterlies in the world! We exhibit species from all over the tropics.
Malay
Lacewings Our pupae are farmed sustainably in the tropics. They are put in an incubator where they emerge the next week. Many of the butterflies have natural lives of only a week meaning that have hundreds of pupae each season. In any one season, we display upto 70 different species of butterflies.
Dictyoploca caterpillar Each month we rear a number of giant caterpillars. These often belong to the silkmoth family and they eat prodigious amounts of foliage.
Glory
Lily The lush tropical conditions allow many rare and exotic plants to thrive. We display many species of Passion flowers, Bananas, Birthworts and Cannas.
Brahmea moth Many of the moths we display rival the butterflies for their beauty.
Frog beetles
Our reception room has many different types of insects from beetles to praying mantids and giant stick insects.
Our wildlife garden has many varieties of plants specifically for butterflies. We have recorded over 26 species of native butterflies in the garden.
The day out provides a hand-on learning experience for all ages.
The stunning Rheidol Valley is a hidden gem. Waterfalls, walks and woodlands are located close to the butterfly house.