The painted lady butterflies are still in the garden. Hera our cat has taken to stalking them, but they are much too quick.
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As wildlife author and environmental educator I get to visit many habitats from coastline to countryside. However, our own gardens and surrounding urban habitats provide surprising opportunities for wildlife watching both large and small. You can also make small changes to your garden to attract even more wildlife. This weblog is a record of my observation which I hope you will enjoy and also encourage you to take a closer look at your own local patch, I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised.
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- baby blue tits and demoise damselfly
- Herring gull chick, blue tit fledgelings, egg layi...
- cat hunting butterflies
- Painted ladies and rescued damselfly
- painted lady, silver y wing and juvenile spiders
- Painted lady and mystery bird
- swifts, house martin
- Magpie eating a slowworm
- Busy bees and baby spiders
- Emerging damselflies
- Great tit and juvenile slowworm
- dead sloworm
- Injured cat and great tit
- Baby birds and damselflies
- Mating snails
- Swifts
- Damselfly larvae, spider and leaf cutter bee nest
- slowworm
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