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Lesser Weever Fish - Echiichthys vipera85 viewsLesser Weever Fish are common in all UK waters, they have spines laced with venom and hide in the sand in shallow water. The spines and venom of a Weever fish are purely defensive and not used for catching prey, but if an unsuspecting bather treads on one the spines deliver a venom that can cause excruciating pain.
photographed @ North Pier, Blackpool
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Pine Marten - Martes martes458 viewsphotographed in the garden of the gîte we were renting in the Vendée, France
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Pine Marten - Martes martes430 viewsphotographed in the garden of the gîte we were renting in the Vendée, France
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Pine Weevil - Hylobius abietis215 viewsphotographed @ Meathop Moss Cumbria
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Pine Weevil - Hylobius abietis53 viewsphotographed @ Meathop Moss Cumbria
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Humphrey the Blue Tit120 viewsI keep bumping into this guy, who's got what looks like a deformed spine, photographed @ Stanley Park Blackpool © Cliff Raby
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Humphrey the Blue Tit - seen here with a Great Tit113 viewsI keep bumping into this guy, who's got what looks like a deformed spine, photographed @ Stanley Park Blackpool © Cliff Raby
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Humphrey the Blue Tit118 viewsI keep bumping into this guy, who's got what looks like a deformed spine, photographed @ Stanley Park Blackpool © Cliff Raby
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Spined Shieldbug - Picromerus Bidens54 viewsphotographed @ Foulshaw Moss
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