What flora and fauna are native to England?

Answer 1

Trees: Oak, Elm, Ash, and Beech are the most common trees of England

Flowers: Some wild flowers you can find in England are wild rose, honeysuckle, and sea lavender

Plants: Varied vegetation of grasses and flowering plants. Wild vegetation consists of the natural flora of woods, fens, marshes, cliffs, chalk downs, and mountain slopes. The widespread being heather, grasses, gorse, and bracken of moorlands.

Mammals: Wolf, Bear, Reindeer are extinct(englands larger mammals) but red and roedeer are protected for sport. Common smaller animals are, foxes, hares hedgehogs, rabbits, weasels, stoats, shrews, rats, mice, otters(found in many rivers) and seals(seen frequently along the coast). There are few reptiles and amphibians.

Birds: Roughly 230 species of birds reside in England and another 200 are migratory. The most bemourous are chaffin, blackbird, sparrow, and starling. The number of large birds is declining except for pheasant, partridge, and red grouse which are protected for sport. With reclimation of marshlands Waterfowl are moving into bird sanctuaries.

Insects: 21,847 bugs inhabit England the most common is the Caddisfly.

Fish: The rivers and lakes abound in salmon, trout, perch, pike, roach, dace, and grayling.