Identifying wildlife
Published: Tuesday, 12 December 2023 at 12:21 pm
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Do you know your red admiral from your speckled wood or your red mason bee from your patchwork leafcutter? Perhaps you need help with identifying garden birds or you’d like to learn the difference between the amphibians or bumblebees most likely to visit your garden. Learning to identify different species is a fun and rewarding way to get to know the wildlife you share your space with. Whatever you need, you’ll find detailed guides on identification here.
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Garden wildlife identifier: butterflies
Find out about some of the butterflies you're most likely to spot in the UK.
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Garden wildlife identifier: small mammals
Get to know the small mammals in your garden and further afield with our ID guide.
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Garden wildlife identifier: bird eggs
Identify eggs, pieces of shell or nests you find with this guide to garden bird eggs.
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Garden wildlife identifier: spring moths
Discover some of the UK's most fascinating moths to look out for in the spring months.
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Garden wildlife identifier: caterpillars
Brush up on your caterpillar identification, with help from our illustrated ID guide.
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Garden wildlife identifier: dragonflies and damselflies
Discover which species of dragonfly and damselfly have been darting and diving in your garden.
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Garden wildlife identifier: beetles
Discover some of the UK's beetle life with help from our illustrated identification guide.
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Garden wildlife identifier: spiders
Get to know some of the UK's colourful arachnid inhabitants.
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Garden wildlife identifier: amphibians and reptiles
Get help with identifying amphibians and reptiles in your garden, from frogs to newts, using this handy identification guide.
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Garden wildlife identifier: wasps
Wasps offer great benefits – this guide will help you identify some of the most common species.
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Garden wildlife identifier: ladybird larvae
Ladybirds are instantly recognisable, but could you recognise their larvae? We highlight nine ladybird larvae that you may spot in your garden.
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Use the information in this illustrated guide to identify weevils and flower beetles.
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25 common British garden birds and how to identify them
What would our gardens be without birds? Learn about the most common garden bird species and how to identify them.
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Identifying bumblebees
Use this handy guide to identify some of the most frequent bumblebees to visit UK gardens.
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Seven types of garden bee
Your garden is likely to attract around 20 species of bee. Learn more about some of the most common types, and how to protect them.
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Find out what the wildlife in your garden is up to in May - and how to help visitors
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