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A red admiral butterfly, with dark wings with bright orange bands, and white spots in the leading corner. Its feeding on the white flowers of an orange blossom tree

Red admiral © Nick Upton/2020VISION

Bywyd gwyllt yr ardd

Dod i adnabod eich cymdogion gwyllt

Gall gardd fechan hyd yn oed fod yn gartref i amrywiaeth ryfeddol o fywyd gwyllt, o chwilod bach i rai o’n hadar mwyaf cyfarwydd a hoff. Mae rhai arbenigwyr bywyd gwyllt wedi cofnodi mwy na 2,500 o rywogaethau yn eu gerddi eu hunain! Ar y dudalen yma gallwch ddod i adnabod rhai o'r adar, y glöynnod byw, y chwilod a’r anifeiliaid eraill rydych chi’n fwyaf tebygol o'u gweld. 

Robin

Robin (c) Jon Hawkins

Birds
A garden bumblebee, fat, fuzzy and black with three golden bands and a white tail, visits a purple-blue flower

Garden bumblebee © Chris Gomersall/2020VISION

Bees and wasps
A small tortoiseshell resting on red flowers. It's a bright orange and brown butterfly, with a black and off-white pattern along the leading edge of the wings.

Small tortoiseshell © Vaughn Matthews

Butterflies
A 7-spot ladybird clambers between the bright flue flowers of a forget-me-not. The ladybird has red wing cases decorated with seven black spots

7-spot ladybird © Jon Hawkins - Surrey Hills Photography

Beetles
A brimstone moth resting on blue petals. It's a bright yellow moth with a brown leading edge to the wing

Brimstone moth © Vaughn Matthews

Moths
A marmalade hoverfly feeding on an ivy flower in a garden, with a house in the background. The hoverfly is small, slender and yellow with black lines across the abdomen

Marmalade hoverfly © Nick Upton/2020VISION

Flies
Two hedgehogs standing next to each other in a garden at night, lit by artificial light.

Hedgehogs © Jon Hawkins – Surrey Hills Photography

Mammals
A garden orb weaver spider in the centre of its web. Its a brown spider, with a white cross marking on the top of its abdomen

Garden spider © Tom Hibbert

Spiders