~ Your UK Wildlife Seen ~

Jason Green · #1 (**permalink**) 19-04-2008, 08:52 PM

Here's mine... not exhaustive yet.

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- Birds -
1. Moorhen, (M, F, J)
- 'Gallinula chloropus'
2. Coot (M)
- 'Fulica atra'
3. Tufted Duck, (M, F)
- 'Aythya fuligula'
4. Pochard, (M, F)
- 'Aythya ferina'
5. Red-crest Pochard, (M, F, J)
- 'Netta rufina'
6. Rosybill, (M)
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7. Mallard, (M, F, J)
- 'Anus platyrhynchos'
8. Little Grebe, (M, F)
- ''
9. Curlew, (M)
- 'Numenius arquata'
10.Canada Goose, (M/F)
- 'Branta canadensis'
11. Greylag Goose, (M/F)
- 'Anser anser'
12. Chinese Goose, (M/F)
- 'Anser ...'
13. Embden Goose, (M/F)
- 'Anser...'
14. Mute Swan, (M, F, J)
- 'Cygnus olor'
15. Cormorant, (M/F)
- 'Phalacrocorax carbo'
16. Grey Heron, (M)
- 'Ardea cinerea'
17. Common Gull, (M/F, J)
- 'Larus canus'
18. Black-headed Gull, (M/F, J)
- 'Larus ridibundus'
19. Herring Gull, (M, F, J)
- 'Larus argentatus'
20. Great Black-backed Gull, (M/F, J)
- 'Larus marinus'
21. Lesser Black-backed Gull, (M/F)
- 'Larus fuscus'
22. Feral Pigeon, (M, F)
- 'Columba livia'
23. Wood Pigeon, (M/F, J)
- 'Columba palumbus'
24. Fan-tailed pigeon, (M/F)
- ''
25. Collared Dove, (M, F)
- 'Streptopelia decaocto'
26. Stock Dove, (J)
- 'Columba oenus'
27. Carrion Crow, (M/F)
- 'Corvus corone?'
28. Magpie, (M/F)
- 'Pica pica'
29. Jay, (M/F)
- 'Garrulus glandarius'
30. Rook, (M/F)
- 'Corvus frugilegus'
31. Jackdaw, (M/F)
- 'Corvus ronedula'
32. Blackbird, (M, F, J)
- 'Turdus merula'
33. Song Thrush, (M/F)
- 'Turdus philomelos'
34. Mistle Thrush, (M/F, J)
- 'Turdus viscivorus'
35. Redwing, (M/F)
- 'Turdus musicus'
36. Robin, (M/F, J)
- 'Erithacus rubecula'
37. Wren, (M/F)
- 'Trogladytes trogladytes'
38. Goldcrest, (M/F)
- 'Regulus regulus'
39. Starling, (M/F, J)
- 'Sturnus vulgaris'
40. House Sparrow, (M, F)
- 'Passer domesticus'
41. Dunnock, (M/F)
- 'Prunella modularis '
42. Whinchat, (M, F)
- 'Saxicola rubetra'
43. Chiffchaff, (M/F)
- 'Phylloscopus collybita'
44. Chaffinch, (M, F)
- 'Fringilla coelebs'
45. Greenfinch, (M/F)
- 'Chloris chloris'
46. Goldfinch, (M/F)
- 'Carduelis carduelis'
47. Great Tit, (M, F)
- 'Parus major'
48. Blue Tit, (M/F, J)
- 'Parus caeruleas'
49. Willow Tit, (M/F)
- 'Parus montanus'
50. Long-tailed Tit, (M/F)
- 'Aegithalos caudatus'
51. Coal Tit, (M/F)
- 'Parus Atus'
52. Ring-necked Parakeet, (M/F)
- ''
53. Swift, (M/F)
- 'Apus aptus'
54. Swallow, (M/F)
- 'Hirundo rustica'
55. House Martin, (M/F)
- 'Delichon urbica'
56. Kingfisher, (M/F)
- 'Alcedo atthis'
57. Pied Wagtail, (M, F, J?)
- 'Motocilla alba'
58. Grey Wagtail, (M/F)
- 'Motacilla cinerea'
59. Kestral, (M/F)
- 'Falco tinnunculus'
60. Sparrowhawk, (M)
- 'Accipiter nisus'
61. Hobby, (M/F)
- 'Falco subuteo'
62. Nuthatch, (M/F)
- 'Sitta europaea'
63. Great-sp. Woodpecker, (M)
- 'Dendrocopus major'
64. Green Woodpecker, (M/F)
- 'Picus viridis'

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- Butterflies -
1. Cabbage White, small, (M/F, J)
- ''
2. Cabbage White, large, (M/F)
- ''
3. Green-veined White, (M, F)
- ''
4. Comma, (M/F)
- ''
5. Peacock, (M/F)
- ''
6. Red Admiral, (M/F)
- ''
7. Holly Blue, (M/F)
- ''
8. Orange Tip, (M/F)
- ''
9. Speckled Wood, (M/F)
- ''
10. Gatekeeper, (M/F)
- ''
11. Meadow Brown, (M/F)
- ''

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- Moths -1. Clothes, (M)
- 'Tineola bisselliella'
2. Brown House, (M, F, J)
- 'Hofmannophila pseudospretella'
3. Straw underwing, (M/F)
- 'Thalpophila matura'
4. Plume, (M, F, J)
- 'Amblyptillia punctidactyla'
5. Yellow Shell, (M, F)
- 'Clamptogramma bilineata'
6. Large Pale Clothes, (M)
- 'Tinea pallescentella'
7. Case-bearing Clothes, (M)
- 'Tinea pellionella'
8. Double-striped Pug, (M/F)
- 'Gymnoscelis rufifasciata'

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- Springtails -
1. Orchasella cincta, (M/F)
2. Entomobrya intermedia, (M/F)

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- Bees -1. Leaf-cutter, (M/F)
- ''
2. Mining, (M/F)
- 'Andrena Carantonica'
3. Tawny Mining, (M/F)
- 'Andrena fulva'
4. Buff-tailed, (M/F)
- 'Bombus terrestrius'
5. Vestal Cuckoo, (M/F)
- 'Bombus vestalis'
6. Honey, (M/F)
- 'Apis rellifera'
7. Red-mason, (M, F)
- 'Osmia fufa'

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- Hoverflies -1. Eristallis tenax, (M, F, J)
2. Heliphilus pendulus, (M, F, J)
3. Syritta pipiens, (M, F, J)
4. Syrphus ribessi, (M, F, J)

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- Wasps -1. Common, (M, F, J)
- 'Vespula vulgaris'
2. Dolicovespula media, (M, F, J)
- ''
3. Gall, (M, F, J)
- 'Diastrophus rubi?'
4. Crossocerus Genus, (M, F, J)
5. Digger, (M, F, J)
- 'Ectemnius cavifrons'

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- Flies -1. , Soldier, (M, F, J)
- 'Sargus bipunctatus'
2. Bluebottle, (M, F, J)
- 'Calliphora vicini'
3. Greenbottle, (M, F, J)
- 'Lucilia caesar'
4. Housefly, (M, F, J)
- 'Musca domestica'
5. Lesser Housefly, (M, F, J)
- 'Fannia carnicularis'
6. Greenfly, (M, F, J)
- ''
7. Lacewing, (M, F, J)
- ''
8. St. Martins, (M, F, J)
- ''
9. Cranefly, (M, F, J)
- ''
10. Flesh, (M, F, J)
- 'Sarcophaga carnaria'
11. 'Melanostoma mellinum', (M, F, J)
12. 'Vollucella pellucens', (M, F, J)

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- Damselflies -
1. Azure, (M, F, J)
- ''
2. Common Blue, (M, F, J)
- ''
3. Large-red, (M, F, J)
- ''
4. Blue-tailed, (M, F, J)
- ''
5. Red-eyed, (M, F, J)
- ''
6. Small Red-eyed, (M, F, J)
- ''
7. Variable, (M, F, J)
- ''

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- Dragonflies -
1. Emporor, (M, F, J)
- ''
2. Southern, (M, F, J)
- ''

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- Chasers -
1. Broad-bodied, (M, F, J)
- ''

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- Darters -
1. Common, (M, F, J)
- ''
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- Ladybirds -
1. Seven Spotted, (M, F, J)
- 'Coccinella 7-punctata'
2. Ten Spotted, (M, F, J)
- 'Adalia 10-punctata'
3. 16 Spotted Cream, (M, F, J)
- 'Halyzia 16-guttata'
4. Twenty-two Spotted, (M, F, J)
- 'Psyllabora 22-punctata'
5. Harlequin, (M, F, J)
- 'Harmonia axiridis'
6. Pine, (M, F, J)
- ''

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- Beetles -
1. Rosemary, (M, F, J)
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2. Shieldbug, (M, F, J)
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3. L.C, (M, F, J)
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4. Chrysali Banksy, (M, F, J)
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5. Carpet, (M, F, J)
'Anthrenus verbasci'
6. Weevil
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7. Darkling beetle, (M, F, J)
- 'Lagria hirta'
8. Ground, (M, F, J)
- 'Notiophilus biguttatus'

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- Ants -
1. Black, (M, F, J)
- 'Lasius niger'
2. Fire, (M, F, J)
- 'Myrmica rubra'
3. Pharoahs, (M, F, J)
- 'Monomorium pharonis'

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- Grasshoppers -1. Field, (M, F, J)
- ''
2. Meadow, (M, F, J)
- ''

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- Insects -
1. Earthworm, (M, F, J)
- ''
2.

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- Spiders -
1. Daddy Long-legs, (M, F, J)
- ''
2. House, (M, F, J)
- ''
3. Yard, (M, F, J)
- ''
4. Zebra, (M, F, J)
- ''
5. Tetragnatha Extensa, (M, F, J)
- ''
6. Walnut Orb, (M, F, J)
- ''
7. Long-jawed Orb, (M, F, J)
- ''
8. Woodlouse, (M, F, J)
- ''
9. Grey Wolf Hunting, (M, F, J)
- ''
10. Fox, (M, F, J)
- ''
11. Spider mite
- ''
12. Zygiella X-notata, (M, F, J)
13. 'Nigma walckenaeri', (M, F, J)
14. 'Araneus diadematus', (M, F, J)
15. Theridion genus..., (M, F, J)
16. Jumping, (M, F, J)
- 'Sitticus scenicus'
17. Rabbit-hutch, (M, F, J)
- ''

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- Harvestmen -
1. Phalangium opilio/Dicranopalpus ramosus

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- Snails -1. Common Garden,
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2. Glass,
- 'Oxylicus genus'
3. Kentish,
- 'Monocha cantiana'
4. Girdled
- 'Hygromia cinctella'

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- Slugs -
1. Great grey slug,
- 'Limax maximus'
2. Yellow,
- 'Limax Flavus'

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- Mammals -
1. Rat
- ''
2. Water Rat
- ''
3. Mouse
- ''
4. Grey Squirrel
- ''

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- Amphibians -
1. Frog,
- ''
2. Toad,
- ''
3. Newt,
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- Mushrooms -
1. Parasol,

Feel free to add your lists below...

tufftie · #2 (**permalink**) 19-04-2008, 09:06 PM

This will take some reading !!! Maybe we should just add one or two each that people haven't seen??? So on that score my first one would be a Red Squirrel

Kayleigh · #3 (**permalink**) 19-04-2008, 09:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tufftie

This will take some reading !!! Maybe we should just add one or two each that people haven't seen??? So on that score my first one would be a Red Squirrel

Dito..I cant remember all the wildlife I have seen.

its an age thing