![]() Can be found in most good-quality ponds.Swims near the bottom on its front with two paddle-like arms.A predator and scavenger, it can eat tadpoles and even small fish.It rows under the surface with oar-like legs on its back.A predator and scavenger, has a sharp beak to grab smaller invertebrates.Flies well and rapidly colonises new ponds.Emerges from hibernation from April onwards.Skates across the surface on long legs – it has water-repellent hairs on the bottom of its feet, so it literally walks on water.It has two pairs of eyes that can look above and below the water at the same time.A predator and scavenger, it eats smaller invertebrates.Swims underwater when threatened, can carry a bubble of air to breathe with.One of several small black beetles that whizz around on the surface.Need a PDF to print at home or use on a phone or tablet? Explore the world of extraordinary mini beasts and lurking monsters with this spotter guide that helps you get to know the 11 most common weird and wonderful wildlife that are likely to live in your local pond.įrom meat eating predators to stinging scorpions, it’s amazing what you’ll discover when you delve beneath the surface. ![]()
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