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These birds are extremely widespread across the British Isles,They are part of ...
A woodland butterfly that doesn't feed on nectar from flowers but feeds on ...
There were 6 goslings out with the male and female first pecking in the grass ...
This bird has a very recognisable silvery sheen to the back of its head and ...
A medium sized Gull that is found inland not on the coast, despite its name its ...
Also known as kingcups due to its large flowers and its latin name meaning ...
7 little fluffy cygnets together with both parents, they were having a splash ...
The British sub species varies slightly form the ones found on the continent ...
I almost walked past this little Rabbit because it was sitting that still but ...
The female pheasant is much smaller and less colourful than the male and ...
depending on sub species some pheasants have a much broader white ring around ...
For my 300th spotting here is a cormorant being followed around by the black ...
Spring brood males have very feint markings and often lack the single spot on ...
This is only the second time this butterfly has been recorded at Brockadale ...
the Yorkshire Dales (as seen here)
The coot is the larger cousin of the Moorhen with a distinctive white 'shield' ...
These teasels are a very important food source for some seed eating finches, ...
early dog violets are best seen beween March and June and are one of the first ...
A small plant that has stems spreading from the base, can grow up to 10cm tall. ...
Not yet flowering but the distinctive colour and shape of these leaves are ...
A duck with a very distinct shovel like bill, This one is a male with a green ...
A very common and widespread bird in the British Isles, the interesting thing ...
common and widespread in lawns and low grasslands. a small brown mottle ...
One of the most common and widespread Butterflies in Britain. There is only one ...
A commonly occuring species of Eurosiberian Orchid. The flower colour can vary ...
These pretty Orchids were dotted about the meadow in varying shades between ...
These lovely moths are day flyers and belong to the Zygaenidae family, they ...
This is a young male Roe, I only saw him for a few moments in a clearing of the ...
These crows are very noisy birds and its clear to see where the expression " ...
The black cap is the one hanging from the edge of the table, the one looking ...
The Great Tit is the largest of the UK Tit family, lovely yellow breast and a ...
There were dozens of these Housemartins skimming the surface of the marshes for ...
The tufted duck is a bit smaller than a mallard, has a small tuft and a yellow ...
Very strangely named 'red' when it is clearly pink but it is believed that the ...
Part of the primula family native to Europe and Asia, its name refers to ...
The largest of the UK paridae family. These ones look like they have had more ...
part of the geometridae family found across Europe. I disturbed it whilst ...
with its bright green, oval and upright frond, and its single, tall spike ...
A longhorn beetle around 4-7cm in length. Breeds in old Oak stumps. Adults are ...
Not quite yet open. The flowers of the plants are used as a food source mostly ...
this form of polypore is differentiated from others by its pale stalk. It is ...
superficially similar to stinging nettles when not in flower, dead nettles ...
looks like a metallic ladybird on first glance in both shape and size. A ...
Part of the Geometridae family the silver ground carpet has a wingspan of ...
Garden chafers have chestnut brown wing casings which are covered in tiny ...
The flowers are greenish-white, scented of vanilla, with spreading sepals and ...
The whole plant is dark green with numerous soft hairs. The soft hairs aid in ...
