It's the return of our and this wek Matilda has picked the humble to join our

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Due to Matilda's birthday, we're doing on a Wednesday this week and she has asked to add a spider to the

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I was going to do this last week for but I had already added the head louse to the So now it's time for Matilda's pick of the Sharks, the

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For this Matilda has us taken back to the with the Iberian

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It's again! Thanks to Matilda we hare having a bit of a week. It kicks off here with a brand new being added to the

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It's another and inspired by our beach trip last week, Matilda has asked for the Lesser Spotted to be added to the
So here it is:

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This Matilda has finally brought amphibians to the as we add the

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This Matilda has opted to include the Azure on the and she's already picked next week's instalment.
All I'll say is that we're going somewhere we've not been yet...

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It's another and I'm surprised that it took so long for Matilda to pick but we got there in the end. Inspired by the now includes the

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New to the this week for Matilda has realised that we can add extinct animals to the map so here is the

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The short-eared owl (Asio flammeus) whose species name comes from the appearance of flaming feathers flowing from the top of its body.


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Matilda has decided to stick to reptiles this week as we add the to our this

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I'm a bit late for this week but Matilda picked a for the this time. After some discussion we whittled it down to a

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Matilda realised that we've been overlooking the bugs again, so this we add a Redknee to the

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This Matilda has asked for a European to be added to the We're getting to the point where it's becoming fun to spot the new additions now.

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For this Matilda has finally noticed that we have been overlooking the bugs and asked for a Her realisation means that we can finally add some phyla and a kingdom to our

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For this week Matilda requested a which meant that I needed to do a bit of rearranging. I don't mind admitting I got a bit confused. The bad news for me is that it's only going to get worse from here!

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This Matilda has asked for a "Salty" to be added to our so we now have our first true reptile to join the party, the

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Thanks to on this for helping me research for in 's account, like these orchids (Otoglossum chiriquense) by Matilda Smith in Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Vol. 143 (1917). https://t.co/28Xb7tdtly

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Have you been lucky enough to spot one of these brilliant birds at your feeders?
The European goldfinch's scientific name is a tautonym - Carduelis carduelis - meaning the name of the genus and the individual species are exactly the same.

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