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Explore wild species across the UK:

Sulphur tuft fungi at Sydenham Hill Wood credit Daniel Greenwood 

Trees and shrubs

Waxwing feeding on Cotoneaster berries in supermarket car park

Cotoneaster

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Field elm

Bilberry

Bilberry

Red Admiral on Buddleia

Buddleia

Hybrid Black Poplar

Hybrid black poplar

Holm Oak

Holm oak

Conker (horse chestnut)

Horse chestnut

Wild Privet

Wild privet

White Willow

White willow

Wych Elm

Wych elm

Purging Buckthorn

Purging buckthorn

Lilac

Lilac

Crack Willow

Crack willow

English Elm

English elm

Alder Buckthorn

Alder buckthorn

Elderflower (c) Alexandrumagurean

Elder

Goat Willow

Goat willow

London Plane

London plane

Large-leaved Lime

Large-leaved lime

Wayfaring-tree

Wayfaring-tree

Grey Willow

Grey willow

Common Hawthorn

Common hawthorn

Small-leaved Lime

Small-leaved lime

Guelder-rose

Guelder-rose

Common Osier

Common osier

Midland Hawthorn

Midland hawthorn

Common Lime

Common lime

Yew

Yew

Common Walnut

Common walnut

Common Whitebeam

Common whitebeam

Dogwood

Dogwood

Monkey-puzzle

Monkey-puzzle

Silver Birch

Silver birch

Wild Service Tree

Wild service tree

Spindle

Spindle

Lawson Cypress

Lawson cypress

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