British glow worms, where to see them

This video from Australia says about itself:

The Glow Worms of the Otway Rainforest bring the trees and creek banks to life after the sun goes down.

From Wildlife Extra:

Where to see Glow worms in the UK

Female glow-worms produce a soft light in their tails during early summer nights to attract males.

But the romance is a rushed one – adult beetles survive for just a few weeks and in that time they need to mate and lay eggs to ensure the survival of the next generation.

Once far more widespread than they are today, glow-worms have cast a spell over humans for centuries. Shakespeare mentions them in Hamlet and their soft glow on mid-summer nights must have seemed like a scene from a magical world.

Where & when to see glow worms in the UK

Glow worms are nature’s nightlights and are at their best in July. Some of the UK’s best spots to see them are:

• Ilam Park in Derbyshire
• Cotswold Water Park
• Chambers Farm Wood Nature Reserve in Lincolnshire
• Arnside Knott in Cumbria
• Tarka Trail in Yelland and around Bantham in Devon.
• Clipstone Old Quarter in Sherwood Forest.
• Rainham, Wennington and Aveley Marshes RSPB in Essex
• Cliffe Pools RSPB in Kent