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When to Watch Wildlife
Welcome to When to Watch Wildlife, a month by month guide to the wildlife highlights around Britain.  We also provide lots of general natural history information, plus links to wildlife news across the web.  So get out there and explore life beyond your computer!
  
 
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Go to: wildlife in July

This month look out for:

« Chalk and limestone grasslands in flower
« Heathland reptiles
« Swifts, swallows and house martins chasing insects
  Seabirds nesting
« Bats on the wing
« Butterflies, dragonflies and damsel flies
 

 


Nature Notes from around Britain

 

Some special features and links:

Our British Wildlife Photo Gallery
Our Picassa British Wildlife photo gallery
Our Landscapes Photo Gallery
 

Live wildlife Webcams

Find out about wildlife sightings and nature notes from around Britain

Visit the best wildlife blogs and chat rooms

Where your local reserve? Visit "nature reserves" or let the BBC suggest some new sites to visit

More nature from "Habitat", "Naturenet" and "Wild About Britain" web sites

Web site of the month:
Oxford University Museum of Natural History swifts

Contact us with your observations or photos - we'd love to hear from you

On the When to Watch Wildlife site you can find information on individual species of plant or animal, or whole groups such as 'birds'.  Visit the Current Highlights page to see what is happening near you, or go to the WWW links page for other wildlife related and recommended web sites.

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