Vizit It - Wildlife to Visit

Wildlife to Visit of the Family Compositae

Bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta )

Bluebell woods.

Carpet of Bluebells. © Angie Muldowney cc

Bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta )

Bluebell woods.

Carpet of Bluebells. © Angie Muldowney cc

There are 1 wildlife species pictured below. Some species can only be seen during certain months. Wildlife that has been observed at this time of year are shown first preceeded by a green bar. Wildlife that can be seen at a different time of year is show last preceeded by a blue bar.

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Ox-eye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare)

Early June to late August.

Family: Compositae (Daisy)

Habitat: Grasslands and meadows.

Size: Height 90 cm (35.4 in).

Pollinator: Flies.

Scent: Subtle scent that attracts flies.

Flowering Period: Early June to late August.

A perennial herb also called dog daisy, moon daisy, and oxe-eye daisy.

The un-opened flower buds can be marinated.