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Durham Wildlife Trust is a nature conservation charity. It owns and manages 37 nature reserves throughout our region covering an area of almost 800 hectares, providing special places for people, for wildlife and for future generations.
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Small Pearl Bordered Fritillary Butterfly Pete Swan

These Jewels Are Back On The Wing!

Wednesday 10 June 2020

The 2020 emergence of the small pearl-bordered fritillary butterflies

Butterflies
Black Plantation
Heart of Durham

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Durham Wildlife Trust (1)
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Phill Catton (2)
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Derwent Reservoir (1)
fungi (1)
Heart of Durham (5)
jackdaw (1)
Low Barns (2)
orchids (1)
Rainton Meadows (1)
Red billed Chough (1)
spring (1)
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