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Exploring the Extraordinary Biodiversity of Dordogne: Flora and Fauna Overview

Join Prof. Desmond Kime as he presents an insightful overview of the exceptional biodiversity in the Dordogne region. This captivating exploration highlights the rich array of protected flora and fauna, including 27 mammals (notably 20 bat species), 13 reptiles, 14 amphibians, and various fish and insects. Discover the unique birds listed in Annex II of the Bird Directive and learn about diverse plant species, including wild orchids. This presentation serves as a testament to the importance of conserving our natural heritage and the incredible life forms that inhabit this area.

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Exploring the Extraordinary Biodiversity of Dordogne: Flora and Fauna Overview

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  1. The Interesting Gardening Club’s Spring watch2011 An overview of the exceptional Biodiversity of this region and the protected flora and fauna to be found here. Presented by Prof. Desmond Kime

  2. Regional Geology

  3. Some of the protected species in the Dordogne Mammals - 27 including 20 Bats Reptiles – 13 Amphibians - 14 Fish – 6 Crustaceans – 1 Molluscs -1 Insects Beetles 3 - Butterflies 8 - Dragonflies 3 Birds (Annex II of Bird Directive) - 49 Plants - 27

  4. Mammals Bats

  5. Other Mammals Hedgehog Genette European Mink Water shrew Red Squirrel Otter

  6. Reptiles

  7. European Pond Terrapin

  8. Green Lizard

  9. Ocellated Lizard

  10. Slow Worm

  11. Western Whip Snake

  12. Grass Snake

  13. Amphibians

  14. Marbled Newt

  15. Midwife Toad

  16. Natterjack Toad

  17. Stripeless Tree Frog

  18. Fish

  19. Crustaceans White Clawed Crayfish

  20. Insects- Beetles

  21. Insects - Butterflies & Moths

  22. Alcon Blue

  23. False Ringlet

  24. Jersey Tiger

  25. Large Blue

  26. Large Copper

  27. Large Fritillary

  28. Scarce Large Blue

  29. Sphinx de l’epilobe

  30. Dragonflies

  31. Molluscs Pearl Mussel

  32. Birds – on Annex II of Bird Directive

  33. Birds – part two

  34. Birds – part three

  35. Goshawk

  36. Honey Buzzard

  37. Montagu’s Harrier

  38. Hen Harrier

  39. Dipper

  40. Short-toed Eagle

  41. Nightjar

  42. Peregrine Falcon

  43. Eagle Owl

  44. Bee-eater

  45. Grasshopper Warbler

  46. Little Bustard

  47. Redstart

  48. Swallow Crash

  49. Plants– Wild Orchids Marsh Helleborine Orchid Birdsnest Orchid Marsh Orchid Summer Lady’s Tresses Dactylorhizaincarnata Marsh Orchid Tongue Orchid Anacamptislaxiflora

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