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Exploring the fauna of Britain

Hello and welcome to the UK WILDLIFE BLOG

Saturday, 1. March 2008, 12:30:51

This is a blog based mainly on the wildlife found in the Uk, although there is still plenty of interest to those in the rest of the world. The posts are mainly reports of wildlife sites I've visited which can be found here and articles on the wildlife of the UK. These can be found here There is also my regular reports on the heronry at regents park, which can be found here

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My first reptiles of the year: at riverside CPback to the wildwood trust

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Glad I found your blog today... I'm doing something very similar at mine. Great to see all your pictures (I'm mainly into video). It would be good to keep in contact... Jane

By UrbanExtension, # 24. March 2008, 11:38:42

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Ive been to ur blog a couple of times, some cool videos. Ive been considering the video rout but its even more expensive than DSLR! what camera do u use?

By Ukwildlife, # 24. March 2008, 11:52:41

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Hi it`s Kirk,

I keep seeing very small but beautifully blue butterflys in my garden & was wondering which type they were. I live on the Sussex downland, by Holt farm and wondered if they could be chalkhill blues. Are they also called common blues or am I confusing two types of buterfly?

Great shots - great blog.

By blackpatch, # 13. May 2008, 21:07:01

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If there small (ie about 3cm long) they are probaly holly blues. There are many of them about at the moment. There are 2 photos of one on this post (the 13th and 14th photo down) rainham marshes :smile:

By Ukwildlife, # 14. May 2008, 05:31:57

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Thanks for making my mind up - I was starting to think the same; that they were Holly Blues. I have been counting the variety of birdlife in the garden and find we have 10 regular types and a few less common.

By blackpatch, # 25. May 2008, 08:35:57

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glad to be of help :smile:

By Ukwildlife, # 26. May 2008, 23:25:05

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Thanks to show us all this wild life in England! :up:

By zetorres, # 3. June 2008, 18:40:34

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sg writes:

Neil, Great photos! I see it might be possible to use some of them under a CC licence? Could you let me know more? Thanks!

By anonymous user, # 10. June 2008, 16:51:14

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Im generally ok with my photos being used on websites, if I'm given credit and a link to the photo and/or my blog. Providing its not used to promote criminal activities and morally dubious things :smile:

By Ukwildlife, # 10. June 2008, 18:38:57

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Hi

Nice it is.... greetings from the Ivory coast

By Wulpen, # 5. July 2008, 13:13:34

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Roger B. writes:

Just a quick note to let you know that you are now a member of the UK Natural History Bloggers webring.

Sorry about the delay, which was due to problems with RingSurf.

By anonymous user, # 12. August 2008, 19:19:28

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