Drawn to Nature: Flies @morethanadodo
Drawn to Nature: Flies  @morethanadodo
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In a year where people have found increasing solace in, and drawn creative inspiration from the natural world, we invite you to participate in and enjoy ‘Drawn to Nature; Insects’. Join Museum Head of Life collections, Zoe Simmons, to hear about the natural history and conservation status of some of the planet’s most varied and important creatures, the insects, before taking a chance to draw your own using the Museum’s specimens as inspiration with Q+A’s in this online, interactive science and art workshop. Make sure to have your art materials to hand!

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Drawn to Nature: Flies

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