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August wildlife to spot in the UK

July 30, 2022 Filed Under: Blog posts, Nature

I can’t believe it’s August already! I have finished my placement and I am back home for 3 weeks. Then I’ll be volunteering for the RSPB in the Lake District which is very exciting. I have seen lots of different butterflies in July, and I am hoping to see some more in August. Continue reading to discover some August wildlife to spot in the UK.

Birds

August is a quiet month for birds as they are moulting which means they are tired. Therefore, August is the month of rest for them! Birds moult annually when their old feathers have been used and they need new ones. House Sparrows spend August wandering through farmlands to eat the ripening grains. Other birds migrate now that summer is coming to an end and the colder weather is setting in. Some birds such as Swallows and Swifts take advantage of ants that mate during this time and use them for an extra snack. A few species of birds sit on an ant’s nest to get a nice massage from them as they crawl over the feathers! For us, sunbathing gives us a good dose of Vitamin D, and this is the same with some birds. They sunbathe to absorb vitamins, but also to help any damaged feathers.

Butterflies

It is nearing the last couple of months of the butterfly season which I am not looking forward to. Some species have come back for a second brood, and quite a few butterflies are still seen.

Dingy Skipper (Erynnis tages)

Dingy Skipper by Iain Leach | Butterfly Conservation

The Dingy Skipper butterfly’s main brood is from late April to June, but they sometimes have a second brood in August! It has a variety of habitats such as dunes, woodlands and heathlands, with its biggest habitat being on sunny south-facing slopes. The Dingy Skipper does look very similar to the Grizzly Skipper but the latter is smaller and has a more chequered pattern. Over the years, their population of them has decreased. This is because of the decline of their foodplant, Common Birds-foot-trefoil.

Green-veined White (Pieris napi)

Green Veined Whites by Bob Eade | Butterfly Conservation

The Green-veined White butterfly sometimes has as many as three generations from July until October. It favours damp areas, so is often seen near water. They are a very common butterfly, found across Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland. They have quite a few foodplants, which is why they are so common. A few examples are Hedge Mustard, Charlock and Wild Radish. The butterflies love most flowers too, specifically lavender which is a good source of nectar.

My parents went to the Lake District in May and saw quite a few so I am hoping to see some too!

Clouded Yellow (Colias croceus)

Clouded Yellow by Mark Joy | Butterfly Conservation

The Clouded Yellow butterfly is a migrant from Europe and is a regular visitor to the UK. It is mainly seen in southern England, but does work its way up north, and is scattered through Ireland. You are most likely to see them from June through to the end of October. They have a few foodplants, including Common Bird’s-foot-trefoil, cultivated Clovers and Lucerne. The butterflies favourite habitats are flowery places, near the larval foodplants.

Small Heath (Coenonympha pamphilus)

Small Heath by Tim Melling | Butterfly Conservation

The Small Heath butterfly is one of the most widespread grassland butterflies. They prefer places that have dry, light soils, with a mixture of grasses growing. They can be found on cliffs, woodlands, dunes and heaths. These butterflies also can have up to three broods. Often, there is one in the north and three in the south of England. They can be seen from late April to September in the southern sites. They feed on a variety of flowers, but always with their wings closed.

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Scotch Argus (Erebia aethiops)

Scotch Argus by Mark Searle |Butterfly Conservation

The Scotch Argus butterfly is relatively common across Scotland, especially on the western side. You can see them from late July to early September. Scotch Argus butterflies don’t like heavy grazing and dense stands of conifers which are thought to be the reason they are mainly in Scotland. There are a couple of colonies in England that are thriving. The butterfly is very dark which makes it easier to identify.

Grayling (Hipparchia semele)

Grayling by Chris Rowland | Butterfly Conservation

Another species on the August wildlife list is the Grayling butterfly. It is one of the best butterflies at camouflaging themselves! They are seen throughout the UK, but mainly along the coasts in different habitats. Such as cliffs, saltmarshes, and acidic heaths. They like dry and bare land with plenty of sunlight to rest open-winged. You can see them from early July to mid-September. Some of the foodplants they like the best include Tufted Hair-grass, Early Hair-grass and Red Fescue.

Dark Green Fritillary (Argynnis aglaja)

Dark Green Fritillary by Iain Leach | Butterfly Conservation

The Dark Green Fritillary butterfly is found in flower-rich places such as grasslands, moorlands, dunes and scrub. They prefer damp places that other fritillary butterflies don’t like. It is seen scattered throughout the UK, but it has and is declining. The butterfly is first spotted from early June until early September. Their caterpillar foodplants include Common Dog-violet, Hairy Violet and Marsh Violet.

White Admiral (Limenitis camilla)

White Admiral by Iain Leach | Butterfly Conservation

The White Admiral butterfly occurs in mixed conifer and deciduous plantations, as well as mature broadleaved woodlands. They thrive in hot summers, but their range of tolerance to the shade has increased their habitat area. The butterflies are seen from mid-June until the end of August. They are mainly in the south of England, with recent expansions to the west midlands. The Purple Emperor butterfly has a similar elegance and is sometimes found in the same habitat. Their only foodplant is Honeysuckle, which is normally in shady areas.

Small Copper (Lycaena phlaeas)

Small Copper by Bob Eade | Butterfly Conservation

The Small Copper butterfly is found in small colonies such as on flowery hillsides, woodlands, chalk or unimproved grasslands. It flourishes in hot and sunny spots, in some years there are three or four broods produced. They can be seen from late April until November, but like with a lot of other butterflies, they are declining. Small Coppers have a wide range of habitats throughout the UK apart from in the northern parts of Scotland. Their main foodplants are Common Sorrel, Sheep’s Sorrel and sometimes Broad-leaved Dock. Common Fleabane is one of their favourite nectar sources.

Chalk Hill Blue (Polyommatus coridon)

Chalk Hill Blue by Iain Leach | Butterfly Conservation

The Chalk Hill Blue butterfly is one that I am hoping to see this year! It is only seen in the south of England but is quite widespread there. They occur from mid-July until September and inhabit warm chalk and limestone hillsides. It has declined because of ploughing on their habitat, but also from sheep and rabbit grazing. Chalk Hill Blues love to feed from Knapweeds and Scabiouses, and their only foodplant is Horseshoe Vetch.

Other butterflies in July:

  • Brimstone
  • Comma
  • Holly Blue
  • Essex Skipper
  • Small Skipper
  • Lulworth Skipper
  • Silver-spotted Skipper
  • Large Skipper
  • Large White
  • Small White
  • Wall
  • Speckled Wood
  • Small Heath
  • Ringlet
  • Meadow Brown
  • Gatekeeper
  • Marbled White
  • Silver-washed Fritillary
  • High Brown Fritillary
  • Purple Emperor
  • Comma
  • Red Admiral
  • Painted Lady
  • Peacock
  • Small Tortoiseshell
  • Brown Hairstreak
  • Purple Hairstreak
  • Silver-studded Blue
  • Adonis Blue
  • Brown Argus
  • Northern Brown Argus
  • Common Blue

There we have it, the August wildlife to spot in the UK! Such a lot of butterflies are out flying in the upcoming month so hopefully, we see lots.

Which August wildlife are you hoping to see?

Best wishes, Cx

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  1. Wendy says

    July 30, 2022 at 5:44 pm

    Those are beautiful photos of the butterflies.

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  2. Corinne says

    July 31, 2022 at 8:00 am

    Gosh, all those beautiful butterflies! Can’t believe there are so many different types!

    Corinne x

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  3. Lauren says

    August 1, 2022 at 11:09 am

    That clouded yellow looks so beautiful. There are so many wonderful species to be able to look out for. Thank you for sharing Caroline.

    Lauren

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  4. Molly | Transatlantic Notes says

    August 1, 2022 at 7:01 pm

    So many wonderful butterflies! I really miss British wildlife and all it’s familiar beauty. Thanks for this!

    Reply
  5. ellegracedeveson says

    August 1, 2022 at 7:18 pm

    I always love coming to your blog to see what wildlife is seen during each month. It really opens my eyes and i always look forward to reading it. I’ll for sure be keeping my eyes peeled for these beautiful butterflies and birds. Thank you so much for sharing with us lovely Xo

    Elle – ellegracedeveson.com

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  6. readandreviewit says

    August 1, 2022 at 9:12 pm

    Ooh I love this! I always love seeing all the butterflies out in the summer months, it’s so beautiful. I’d really love to see a clouded yellow and chalk hill blue this month! Thank you so much for sharing x

    Reply
    • Caroline says

      August 7, 2022 at 10:36 pm

      The Chalk Hill Blues are even more beautiful in real life! x

      Reply
  7. Mind Beauty Simplicity says

    August 1, 2022 at 9:49 pm

    beautiful photos, caroline! πŸ™‚ love butterflies.

    Reply
  8. Becky says

    August 2, 2022 at 11:15 am

    Beautiful photos, do you take these? I do love butterflies but one got stuck inside my top when i was younger so they really freak me out now – haha!!

    Reply
    • Caroline says

      August 7, 2022 at 10:37 pm

      The photos that are credited weren’t taken by me, but I’m trying to replace them once I see the butterflies myself πŸ™‚ Oh no!!

      Reply
  9. Jenny in Neverland says

    August 2, 2022 at 12:51 pm

    Oh I just love butterflies, these are so beautiful. I remember going into a butterfly house once and having them all fly around me, it was magical!

    Reply
    • Caroline says

      August 7, 2022 at 10:37 pm

      Me too, I’m hoping to go to a butterfly house this week sometime πŸ™‚

      Reply
  10. Meadow says

    August 3, 2022 at 12:01 pm

    Amazing photos! Looking at them is a kind of meditation for me. Thank you πŸ’š

    Meadow | https://icons8blog.carrd.co

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    • Caroline says

      August 7, 2022 at 10:37 pm

      Me too x

      Reply
  11. Simona says

    August 4, 2022 at 11:32 am

    I can’t believe there are these many butterflies available to spot in the UK – it’s like being inside Animal Crossing! Thankyou for sharing these kind of posts Caroline xx

    Reply
    • Caroline says

      August 7, 2022 at 10:38 pm

      Haha so true! Glad you enjoy reading them x

      Reply
  12. Ali Duke says

    August 4, 2022 at 5:22 pm

    The butterflies are all so beautiful, something lovely to look for when we go out for walks x

    Reply
    • Caroline says

      August 7, 2022 at 10:38 pm

      Agreed πŸ’š

      Reply
  13. Jade MumLifeandMe says

    August 4, 2022 at 10:11 pm

    Lovely butterflies! I have seen the green veined whites while out walking my dog. I try to take pictures of the butterflies I see, but they always move when I’m about to take the picture! I think I’ve seen the Dingy Skipper too. Thanks for sharing.

    Reply
    • Caroline says

      August 7, 2022 at 10:38 pm

      Aw nice, they are so beautiful πŸ™‚

      Reply
  14. Helen Story says

    August 5, 2022 at 10:04 am

    Beautiful images. I’m based in Wiltshire and walk a lot on Salisbury Plain, which is alive with butterflies. I’ve spotted a few Chalk Hill Blue’s, but couldn’t identify any others. They are an absolute pleasure to see!

    Reply
    • Caroline says

      August 7, 2022 at 10:39 pm

      Chalk Hill Blues are so beautiful! x

      Reply
  15. Lisa says

    August 11, 2022 at 11:05 am

    Ah this is lovely, so many butterflies to look out for – will make sure to keep an eye out for some on my next walk! Great post :)x

    Reply
    • Caroline says

      August 12, 2022 at 5:54 pm

      Hope you spot some x

      Reply

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Pic 2. Meadow Brown
Pic 3. Large Skipper
Pic 4. Small Tortoiseshell 
Pic 5 & 6. Common Blue
Pic 7. Small Blue
Pic 8. Small Copper
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The Big Butterfly Count has started! You can take part until the 7th of August, just set aside 15 minutes and record the species you see πŸ¦‹
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Pic 1. Small White
Pic 2. Meadow Brown
Pic 3. Large Skipper
Pic 4. Small Tortoiseshell 
Pic 5 & 6. Common Blue
Pic 7. Small Blue
Pic 8. Small Copper
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The Big Butterfly Count has started! You can take part until the 7th of August, just set aside 15 minutes and record the species you see πŸ¦‹
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Pic 1. Small White
Pic 2. Meadow Brown
Pic 3. Large Skipper
Pic 4. Small Tortoiseshell 
Pic 5 & 6. Common Blue
Pic 7. Small Blue
Pic 8. Small Copper
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The Big Butterfly Count has started! You can take part until the 7th of August, just set aside 15 minutes and record the species you see πŸ¦‹ - Pic 1. Small White Pic 2. Meadow Brown Pic 3. Large Skipper Pic 4. Small Tortoiseshell Pic 5 & 6. Common Blue Pic 7. Small Blue Pic 8. Small Copper - #butterflyphotography #wildlifebloggers #wildlifephotography #bigbutterflycount #naturephotography #naturelovers #natureblogger #dorsetblogger #bournemouthbloggers @bournemouthbloggers #largeskipper #commonblue #smallwhite #smalltortoiseshell #meadowbrown #smallblue #smallcopper
4 weeks ago
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5/10
A couple of placement pics 🌱
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I have been loving my time on placement at @four_acre_farm_csa πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎ It has made me realise that I definitely want to career working outside, rather than in an office. It’s so healing to amongst nature πŸ¦‹ (To see what I’ve been up to, follow me on TikTok! @/envirolineblog)
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#natureblogger #ecoblogger #studentonplacement #student #envscistudent #bournemouthstudent #bournemouthblogger #dorsetblogger #garlicharvesting #garlicplait #summerplacement #gardening #nodig #sustainabilityblogger
A couple of placement pics 🌱
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I have been loving my time on placement at @four_acre_farm_csa πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎ It has made me realise that I definitely want to career working outside, rather than in an office. It’s so healing to amongst nature πŸ¦‹ (To see what I’ve been up to, follow me on TikTok! @/envirolineblog)
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#natureblogger #ecoblogger #studentonplacement #student #envscistudent #bournemouthstudent #bournemouthblogger #dorsetblogger #garlicharvesting #garlicplait #summerplacement #gardening #nodig #sustainabilityblogger
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A couple of placement pics 🌱 - I have been loving my time on placement at @four_acre_farm_csa πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎ It has made me realise that I definitely want to career working outside, rather than in an office. It’s so healing to amongst nature πŸ¦‹ (To see what I’ve been up to, follow me on TikTok! @/envirolineblog) - #natureblogger #ecoblogger #studentonplacement #student #envscistudent #bournemouthstudent #bournemouthblogger #dorsetblogger #garlicharvesting #garlicplait #summerplacement #gardening #nodig #sustainabilityblogger
4 weeks ago
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6/10
The amount of litter on the beach after a hot day is disgusting! I don’t know how people can think it is acceptable to leave their rubbish πŸ’”
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We managed to pick over 5 bags of litter, but there was so much more around. A group of men next to us left all of their litter. We picked it up and took it to the bin, which they were standing next to. Why could they not have taken it themselves?
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As you can see from the first pic, there were so many seagulls surrounding the litter, trying to get food & they could easily mistake litter for food 😒  It is bound to be swept further into sea which will harm other poor animals πŸ¬πŸ¦€
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A 2 minute beach clean goes a long way, imagine if everyone did that? Next time you see litter, please take 2 minutes to pick some up! πŸ’™ @2minutehq 
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The weather is so nice at the moment, but please don’t hurt the environment by leaving your litter. If you are bringing stuff to the beach, remember to bring a rubbish bag. Leave only footprints πŸ‘£ 🌊
The amount of litter on the beach after a hot day is disgusting! I don’t know how people can think it is acceptable to leave their rubbish πŸ’”
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We managed to pick over 5 bags of litter, but there was so much more around. A group of men next to us left all of their litter. We picked it up and took it to the bin, which they were standing next to. Why could they not have taken it themselves?
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As you can see from the first pic, there were so many seagulls surrounding the litter, trying to get food & they could easily mistake litter for food 😒  It is bound to be swept further into sea which will harm other poor animals πŸ¬πŸ¦€
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A 2 minute beach clean goes a long way, imagine if everyone did that? Next time you see litter, please take 2 minutes to pick some up! πŸ’™ @2minutehq 
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The weather is so nice at the moment, but please don’t hurt the environment by leaving your litter. If you are bringing stuff to the beach, remember to bring a rubbish bag. Leave only footprints πŸ‘£ 🌊
The amount of litter on the beach after a hot day is disgusting! I don’t know how people can think it is acceptable to leave their rubbish πŸ’”
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We managed to pick over 5 bags of litter, but there was so much more around. A group of men next to us left all of their litter. We picked it up and took it to the bin, which they were standing next to. Why could they not have taken it themselves?
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As you can see from the first pic, there were so many seagulls surrounding the litter, trying to get food & they could easily mistake litter for food 😒  It is bound to be swept further into sea which will harm other poor animals πŸ¬πŸ¦€
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A 2 minute beach clean goes a long way, imagine if everyone did that? Next time you see litter, please take 2 minutes to pick some up! πŸ’™ @2minutehq 
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The weather is so nice at the moment, but please don’t hurt the environment by leaving your litter. If you are bringing stuff to the beach, remember to bring a rubbish bag. Leave only footprints πŸ‘£ 🌊
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The amount of litter on the beach after a hot day is disgusting! I don’t know how people can think it is acceptable to leave their rubbish πŸ’” - We managed to pick over 5 bags of litter, but there was so much more around. A group of men next to us left all of their litter. We picked it up and took it to the bin, which they were standing next to. Why could they not have taken it themselves? - As you can see from the first pic, there were so many seagulls surrounding the litter, trying to get food & they could easily mistake litter for food 😒 It is bound to be swept further into sea which will harm other poor animals πŸ¬πŸ¦€ - A 2 minute beach clean goes a long way, imagine if everyone did that? Next time you see litter, please take 2 minutes to pick some up! πŸ’™ @2minutehq - The weather is so nice at the moment, but please don’t hurt the environment by leaving your litter. If you are bringing stuff to the beach, remember to bring a rubbish bag. Leave only footprints πŸ‘£ 🌊
1 month ago
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7/10
My plastic free july swap is @smolproducts laundry capsules! I chose this swap because I’ve ran out of what I was using before so thought this would be perfect. 
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My full review will be up on my blog tomorrow, but one thing I will say is the scent is lovely 😍 Sometimes I find eco products are fragrance free which I don’t really like, but the laundry capsules have a clear clean laundry smell 🧺 (you can buy fragrance free if that’s what you prefer!) 

Also, with Smol you can get a free trial where you only have to pay postage - for me that was Β£1 πŸ₯³
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#smol #smollaundrycapsules #smolproducts #smolreview #ecoproducts #sustainableswap #ecofriendlyswap #ecoblogger #ecofriendlyblogger #sustainableblogger #bournemouthbloggers #cheltenhambloggers #plasticfreejulyswap #plasticfreejuly
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My plastic free july swap is @smolproducts laundry capsules! I chose this swap because I’ve ran out of what I was using before so thought this would be perfect. - My full review will be up on my blog tomorrow, but one thing I will say is the scent is lovely 😍 Sometimes I find eco products are fragrance free which I don’t really like, but the laundry capsules have a clear clean laundry smell 🧺 (you can buy fragrance free if that’s what you prefer!) Also, with Smol you can get a free trial where you only have to pay postage - for me that was Β£1 πŸ₯³ - #smol #smollaundrycapsules #smolproducts #smolreview #ecoproducts #sustainableswap #ecofriendlyswap #ecoblogger #ecofriendlyblogger #sustainableblogger #bournemouthbloggers #cheltenhambloggers #plasticfreejulyswap #plasticfreejuly
1 month ago
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8/10
So many pretty flowers out at the moment 🌸
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My favourites are cornflowers and sweet peas! I’ve been enjoying going on walks for #walkforendo and finding pretty wildflowers to take photos of!
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#wildlifeblogger #ecoblogger #wildflowerphotography #cornflowers #cosmos #plantwildflowers #natureblogger #bloggersunder5k #microblogger #wildlifephotography #naturephotography
So many pretty flowers out at the moment 🌸
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My favourites are cornflowers and sweet peas! I’ve been enjoying going on walks for #walkforendo and finding pretty wildflowers to take photos of!
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#wildlifeblogger #ecoblogger #wildflowerphotography #cornflowers #cosmos #plantwildflowers #natureblogger #bloggersunder5k #microblogger #wildlifephotography #naturephotography
So many pretty flowers out at the moment 🌸
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My favourites are cornflowers and sweet peas! I’ve been enjoying going on walks for #walkforendo and finding pretty wildflowers to take photos of!
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#wildlifeblogger #ecoblogger #wildflowerphotography #cornflowers #cosmos #plantwildflowers #natureblogger #bloggersunder5k #microblogger #wildlifephotography #naturephotography
So many pretty flowers out at the moment 🌸
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My favourites are cornflowers and sweet peas! I’ve been enjoying going on walks for #walkforendo and finding pretty wildflowers to take photos of!
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#wildlifeblogger #ecoblogger #wildflowerphotography #cornflowers #cosmos #plantwildflowers #natureblogger #bloggersunder5k #microblogger #wildlifephotography #naturephotography
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So many pretty flowers out at the moment 🌸 - My favourites are cornflowers and sweet peas! I’ve been enjoying going on walks for #walkforendo and finding pretty wildflowers to take photos of! - #wildlifeblogger #ecoblogger #wildflowerphotography #cornflowers #cosmos #plantwildflowers #natureblogger #bloggersunder5k #microblogger #wildlifephotography #naturephotography
1 month ago
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9/10
Plant cucumbers with me! Homegrown cucumbers taste so much nicer than supermarket ones, so I hope this works πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎI bought this biodegradable seed pod thing from Asda for only 99p 😍 Once it grows a bit, I’ll thin the seeds and then repot it 🌱πŸ₯’ 

β€’ #ecoblogger #growyourown #gyoveg #cucumberseeds #plantwithme #homegrownveggies #sustainableblogger #natureblogger #gardening #greenerliving #greentherapy #gardeningtherapy
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Plant cucumbers with me! Homegrown cucumbers taste so much nicer than supermarket ones, so I hope this works πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎI bought this biodegradable seed pod thing from Asda for only 99p 😍 Once it grows a bit, I’ll thin the seeds and then repot it 🌱πŸ₯’ β€’ #ecoblogger #growyourown #gyoveg #cucumberseeds #plantwithme #homegrownveggies #sustainableblogger #natureblogger #gardening #greenerliving #greentherapy #gardeningtherapy
1 month ago
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10/10

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