Berks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust

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A screenshot of a blogging website, with images of a moth, birds, and a frog, alongside the introductory paragraphs.
Two comma butterflies mating, with the undersides of their wings visible, along with the white comma marks.
A striped lychnis moth caterpillar, a pale yellow colour with bold yellow stripes and black spots, climbing up a flower stem.
Wild flowers including wild marjoram, scabious, and wild carrot, in the foreground, with a hilly grassland and woodland in the background.
Images of white campions and an elephant hawk-moth Text: Plant white campions to see an elephant hawk-moth
A flag flying on top of a building, reading: welcome home swifts!
A large group of people stood beside a path next to grass and trees. They are all smiling at the camera.
Illustration of a hummingbird hawk moth with a grassy field background in daylight. Text- moths you may find this summer- hummingbird hawk moth, chunky body, they hover to feed just like hummingbirds!
A southern migrant hawker dragonfly hanging from a branch. It has bright blue eyes and a striped black and blue body.
A group of people stood on the edge of a field of long grass, filled with ox-eye daisies.
An information board with a pond in the background
A group of people smiling at the camera next to an information board
A wildflower meadow with knapweed, great burnet and hawkbit
Two images of house martin chicks peeking out of the top of an artificial nest cup.
A lectern style board beside the path, featuring a metal butterfly plaque. In the background is a gate at the end of the path, beside a hedgerow. In the foreground is an information board.
A group of children perched on the edge of a boardwalk, dipping nets into a pond while adult watch over. In the top corner is an image of a man pointing into the distance while a child looks through binoculars.
A thick layer of soil coating the base of a ragwort stem. In the top corner is a separate image of a black ant.
A photo of the outside decking at the Nature Discovery Visitor Centre. Text: Retail and Information Volunteer.
A young person looking through binoculars.
Pencil illustrations of a swift and a swallow against a blue sky. Text: Do you know your swifts from your swallows?
Various black and white journal sketches, including bluebells, a badger and a badger skull. They are surrounded by notes of sightings, dates and locations.
A swift flying through the air. Text: 1. A swift can fly around 4 million miles over its whole life. That's like flying around Earth 160 times!
A sunrise scene with the silhouette of an owl perched on a post and a bird flying past.
The Mayor and Mayoress stood on the patio by the lake at the Nature Discovery Centre with Jone Ayres, Nature Memories Officer. It is a bright, sunny day.
A juvenile barn owl walking on a sheet beside a bag, alongside bird ringers and equipment.