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Discover fun facts about brightly coloured dragonflies and damselflies as you explore the Bateman's garden this half term.
Keep an eye out for these magnificent insects and tick them off on your spotter sheet as part of this new family trail running from 28 May - 5 June, 10am - 4:30pm.
£2 with a small prize. Normal admission applies.
Beautiful demoiselle damselfly © National Trust Images/Phil Bruss
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