Photos of the Rowley Hills, their flora, fauna and geology; for more images of butterflies and moths please visit the Butterflies & moths page, for more images of birds please visit the Birds page, and for more images of plants and flowers please visit the Plants page.
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The Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
The Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
Long-tailed Tit (image © Andrew Cook)
The Rowley Hills in winter (image © Mike Poulton)
Bluebells (image © Andrew Cook)
Drystone wall and Bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) (image © Mike Poulton)
Six-spot Burnet moth (image © Andrew Cook)
Green-veined White butterfly (image © Andrew Cook)
Small Copper butterfly (image © Andrew Cook)
View from the Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
The Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
Red-tailed Bumblebee (image © Andrew Cook)
The Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
The Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
Marbled White butterfly (image © Andrew Cook)
Yellow Shell moth (image © Andrew Cook)
View towards Turners Hill (image © Mike Poulton)
Green Hairstreak butterfly (image © Andrew Cook)
Fox (image © Andrew Cook)
Common Blue butterfly (female) (image © Andrew Cook)
Rowley Hills grassland (image © Mike Poulton)
Mating Green-veined White butterflies (image © Andrew Cook)
Rosebay Willowherb (Chamerion angustifolium) (image © Mike Poulton)
Gatekeeper butterfly (image © Andrew Cook)
Mother Shipton moth (image © Andrew Cook)
Small White butterfly (image © Andrew Cook)
Portway Hill nature reserve (image © Andrew Cook)
Kestrel (image © Andrew Cook)
Harebells (image © Andrew Cook)
Ringlet butterfly (image © Andrew Cook)
Small Heath butterfly (image © Andrew Cook)
The Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
Portway Hill reserve cairn (image © Andrew Cook)
House Sparrow (male) (image © Andrew Cook)
Burnet moth caterpillar (image © Andrew Cook)
Common Toad (image © Andrew Cook)
Winter view from the Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
Rowley Hills winter scene (image © Mike Poulton)
The Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
The Rowley Hills (image © Mike Poulton)
Latticed Heath moth (image © Andrew Cook)
Turners Hill (image © Andrew Cook)
Burnet Companion moth (image © Andrew Cook)
Large Skipper butterfly (image © Andrew Cook)
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Fabulous photos! You have to come and see it to believe these amazing views are really here on the Rowley Hillside!
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