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BBC Wildlife June issue

BBC Wildlife goes plastic-free with help from Ecotricity

Aldabara rail and tortoise. © Julian Hume/Trustees of NHM.

Bird species evolved flightlessness twice

© RSPCA

Rescuers dig out fox in a hole

Maya and the 150th chick. © Rutland Water Nature Reserve

150th osprey chick hatches at Rutland Water Nature Reserve

Aenigmachanna gollum. © Anoop V.K

‘Precious’ new species named after Gollum

Common frog. © Greg Hitchcock

Climate change responsible for spread of frog disease

European robin. © Wouter Marck/Getty

Songbirds have an unusual extra chromosome

Great Aletsch Glacier is the largest glacier in Central Europe, and is located in the Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch Natural World Heritage Site. © M. Huss

Glaciers retreating at many natural World Heritage sites

Blue-tailed damselfly. © Mauvries/Getty

Scottish damselflies should choose their friends wisely

Reflections at Wicken Fen. © Justin Minns/National Trust

Wicken Fen celebrates 120 years

European beaver. © Alasdair Sargent/Getty

Beavers given protected status in Scotland

Image of a sea serpent seen off Gloucester, Massachusetts in 1817

Sea serpent sightings influenced by marine fossils

One of the finalists in the competition. Polar bear - Leszek Piotrowski

International art competition announces exhibition

Harbour porpoise, Scotland. (c) Richard Shucksmith/Scotland: The Big Picture

Thousands of porpoises dying in the UK each year