Alien (non-native) species

[nightshade]

Wild Boar in plenty on Dartmoor,I stayed in SanMartin with Hoopoe
Stick insects and Bee-eaters just outside the kitchen window
I have only ever seen muntjac from behind as they disappear

[Kirric]

in my view there are two types of non-native species
1. Immagrant- species that move here naturally
2. Alien- species we bring over that thrive and tend to end up being a nusiance and cause our native species to become endangered- there is a massive list of these and i could go on all day (or night depending when you're reading this)
needless to say this is probably the easiest way of classing them as the top group would be considered native after a time as it would be normal in the evolution side of things.
anyways we started this problem and we need to sort it out
*humans- always sticking our foot in it arn't making a mess of the simplest things*
anyway- intresting discussion (i will be back)
K

[Non native]

I have been researching non native species in the UK and trying to find and photograph them.

[coasty]

Ref the mention of wallabies, I was fortunate enough to have a very distant view of the derbyshire ones many years ago, Are they still surviving????

[Non native]

There are three colonies of wallabies in the British Isles, that are quite easily found.