Some treasures spotted in our gardens recently 🦋 1: Scarlet Tiger Moth - a tropical-looking moth that is often seen resting on leaves 2: Bee Orchid - an example of mimicry in nature, as the flower has evolved to mimic the appearance of a female bee 3: Marbled White Butterfly - enjoys landing on purple flowers but can also be found on grass stems 4: Pyramidal Orchid - a unique pyramidal shape, the flower spike can hold up to 100 flowers 5: Dragonfly - one of the fastest flying insects, they can reach speeds of up to 56 kilometres per hour! (fb)

On 25 June, Clare Hall hosted its Annual Cricket Match, drawing College members, friends, and family to Leckhampton Field. 🏏 The Students Team was up against the President’s XI, who were hoping to defend their win from last year. The sunny day was filled with vibrant conversation and excitement for the match, shared over delicious afternoon tea kindly provided by our kitchen team. The Students ultimately emerged victorious, with a final score of Students 245-7 v President’s XI 168-9. Read more about the match on our website: https://www.clarehall.cam.ac.uk/news/victory-for-students-at-the-annual-cricket-match/ (fb)