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The monkshood looks like it has glandular indumentum which A. variegatum does not have, so likely to be the much rarer Aconitum lasiocarpum

Ah yes, my mistake, i believe the first photo is H. promontoriale and this is H. maculoides...confusing my field notes!!

Hi Sam, that's interesting, what are your thoughts on these 👍

Hi @peterbrash.bsky.social no! I suspect that the invert assemblage on the site would be really interesting...the more records the merrier to help prevent further development in the future

It's hard to believe, but the Wild Boar actually choose to leave the woodland and sunbathe in this extreme heat...crazy! #WildBoar

A few more cleaned up pics of the #westernreefheron at #Caernarfon this morning...not bad for a bridge camera in the drizzly murk! I am so thankful that the bird hung around!! #UKBIRDING #rarebirdsUK

Actually, on second thoughts, this looks more like an Iberian Pond Turtle.

It's accessible during low tide... even better still, walk over (60-90mins) and stay over on the island when it's cut off by the tide... more info here: hilbretides.co.uk

Hilbre Island Safe Crossing Times Today | HilbreTidesLive tide times and safe crossing windows for Hilbre Island, West Kirby, Wirral.hilbretides.co.uk

Well, let's say 'northern'...they are a real genetic mix in Liverpool Bay area...some land more on one side to the other, but in reality, I think none of them would test genetically 'pure' for either

Yep, lots of blackcaps and the GW were grounded after a prolonged shower. I'm surprised the PF hung about for a 2nd day...but who knows 👍