Wildlife
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Wildlife
The fells and dales have a multitude of different habitats, from unique relict floral communities, to grouse moor of heather, ponds, rivers, marshes, deciduous and coniferous woodland.
White-clawed Crayfish, photo and copyright Linda Pitkin of Eden Rivers Trust,
There are also many invertebrate species including bees,
moths and butterflies, dragonflies, true flies, beetles and
native crayfish.
Painted Lady, Vanessa cardui image and copyright Judith Dunnford 2011. Click here to view
Judith’s gallery
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© This site and its contents are copyright 2010-22 by C.Paxton and other contributing members of the Westmorland Fells Group.
Wildlife
Celebrating Cumbria’s Carboniferous Fells and Dales
Wildlife
There are also many invertebrate species including bees,
moths and butterflies, dragonflies, true flies, beetles and
native crayfish.
White-clawed Crayfish, photo and copyright Linda Pitkin of
Eden Rivers Trust,
Painted Lady, Vanessa cardui image and copyright
Judith Dunnford 2011. Click here to view Judith’s
Insects gallery
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© This site and its contents are copyright 2010-22 by C.Paxton and
other contributing members of the Westmorland Fells Group.
