
Smooth Snake
Amphibians, Reptiles, Wildlife FactsThe smooth snake (Coronella austriaca) is Britain's rarest reptile, found only on heathlands in Dorset and Hampshire and on one or two heaths in Surrey and West Sussex.

House Sparrow
Birds, Wildlife FactsThe House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) is a well-known bird seen all year round and found throughout the UK in gardens, parks, towns, cities and farmyards

Sparrowhawk
Birds, Wildlife FactsSparrowhawks (Accipiter nisus) are sometimes spotted as they try to catch small birds from the bird table, but their secretive behaviour means that they are not well known.

Swift
Birds, Wildlife FactsThe swift is a summer visitor to Britain from Africa; it is a superb aerial bird and has scythe-like wings and a forked tail.

Stoat
Mammals, Wildlife FactsStoats (Mustela ermine) have Long slender bodies with short legs. Medium to short tail always with a black tip.

Common Toad
Amphibians, Wildlife FactsThe common toad (Bufo bufo) is a widespread amphibian found throughout Britain. Common toads are absent from Ireland.

Natterjack Toad
Amphibians, Wildlife FactsIn Britain the natterjack toad (Epidalea calamita) is almost exclusively confined to coastal sand dune systems, coastal grazing marshes and sandy heaths

Tompot Blenny
Sealife, Wildlife FactsTompot Blenny (Parablennius gattorugine) a medium-sized elongated, large-headed, large-eyed fish found in crevices amongst rocks below the low tide line.

Water Scorpion
Insects, Wildlife FactsWater Scorpions (Nepa cinerea) can be found all around the UK in ponds, lakes, shallow slow-flowing water and sometimes in stagnant water.

Weasel
Mammals, Wildlife FactsWeasel (Mustela nivalis) - Their fur is ginger to russet brown, cream below, undulating border between. Long slender body, short tail (and no black tip). Slightly smaller than the stoat.

Killer Whale
Sealife, Wildlife FactsThe killer whale (Orcinus orca) or orca, is a very striking creature, black on the back and sides with its white belly extending as a rear pointing lobe up the flanks. It has a conspicuous white oval patch above and behind the eye, and a grey saddle on the back just behind the fin.

Long Finned Pilot Whale
Sealife, Wildlife FactsThe long-finned pilot whale (Globicephala melas), is a medium-sized whale, with a bulbous forehead and a short, almost imperceptible beak.
