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A collaboration of coast and countryside organisations on The Lizard Peninsula

Flora

This Week

Dunlin

Dunlin at Windmill Farm, by Dougy Wright The weather may be getting colder, but a compensation is the influx of migratory birds. One of these species is the Dunlin, joining us from its breeding grounds further north in Scotland and other parts of Europe. They can be spotted, often in flocks, round the coastline; Windmill Farm is also a good place to see them.
Photo: Dougy Wright

Hart's-tongue

At a time of year when the Bracken is turning brown, the glossy evergreen leaves of the Hart's-tongue fern still catch the slanting rays of the autumn sun. Look for it in hedges and woodland.
Photo: Amanda Scott
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Stoat

Stoat https://richardbirchettphotography.co.uk This Stoat was spotted at Windmill Farm recently.
Photo: Richard Birchett

Mistle Thrush

Mistle Thrush https://richardbirchettphotography.co.uk This Mistle Thrush found itself some tasty rowan berries near Gweek.
Photo: Richard Birchett

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