England Nature
English nature is surprisingly diverse, with over 350 species of birds, more than 1000 species of moths alone, surprisingly good whale and dolphin watching opportunities and somewhere in the region of 5000 nature reserves.A guide to the nature and wildlife reserves in England. Nature reserves are surprisingly widespread, and British wildlife is very diverse. Bird reserves can be found in the centre of cities, and British wildlife is becoming increasingly popular for wildlife watching holidays and short breaks.
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A recent fall in mink numbers in the UK has been attributed to a rise in Otter numbers.
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UK wildlife news
More UK wildlife news
- Otter comeback is good news for water voles, bad news for mink.
- First bittern of the season lands in London
- Dead whale spotted in the Humber
- Minke whale killed by ship off Cornwall
- Growing crisis in Scottish livestock farming threatens corncrake recovery
- Whooper swan arrives back at Caerlaverock for Autumnwatch
Top recommendations for wildlife watching activities in the UK.
- Five of the best seal-watching spots in Britain
- Click here to see the ten best National Trust butterfly sites.
- Where to see glow worms in the UK.
- Watch the deer rut this autumn with the National Trust.
- Best places to watch whales in the UK.
- National Trust Coastal Wildlife Walks.
- A Year of Wildlife Walks with the National Trust.
- National Trust's top wildlife walks.
