Have you ever seen a fox look so relaxed? Anne Grant has named this lovely creature Megan.Have you ever seen a fox look so relaxed? Anne Grant has named this lovely creature Megan.
Have you ever seen a fox look so relaxed? Anne Grant has named this lovely creature Megan.

Lockdown wildlife revisited 30 brilliant pictures proving Portsmouth's nature came to life during the first ever Lockdown

Portsmouth’s wildlife really came out to play at the start of Lockdown two years ago.
Deborah Croker
By Deborah Croker
Published 20th May 2020, 17:13 BST
Updated 23rd Mar 2022, 11:51 BST

Fewer cars and people have been good news for nature – and these pictures taken by our readers are proof.

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Lockdown wildlife: These swans look they're about to release the greatest album of 2020.

1. Approaching swans

Lockdown wildlife: These swans look they're about to release the greatest album of 2020. Photo: Dion Little

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Lockdown wildlife: Chris said this stag beetle was as long as 3in.

2. Stag beetle

Lockdown wildlife: Chris said this stag beetle was as long as 3in. Photo: Chris Fosbrook

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Eagled-eyed Melanie strikes again, this time capturing the blue tit in her garden.

3. Blue tit

Eagled-eyed Melanie strikes again, this time capturing the blue tit in her garden. Photo: Melanie Thorne

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This curious chap couldn't resist saying hello to Bobbi Hendley's 10-year-old at Victoria Park!

4. A unique hello!

This curious chap couldn't resist saying hello to Bobbi Hendley's 10-year-old at Victoria Park! Photo: Bobbi Hendley

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