Peak District Wildlife Crossword

Yellow four-petalled flower, whose roots yield a red dye, and is used to make artists’ colours.
Lepus Timidus
Invasive Species introduced into the UK in the 1870's
In some legends, it was an all-brown bird until it was touched with the blood of Christ as he hung on the Cross.
Also known as the 'Moorcock' or 'Moorfowl'
A carnivorous plant that uses sticky, glandular leaves to lure, trap, and digest insects.
Narthecium Ossifragum
In Icelandic folklore, the appearance of the first of its kind in country means that spring has arrived.
A small, brown, streaky bird, which is the most common songbird in upland areas, and in the breeding season it has a fluttering 'parachute' display flight.
Rhizocarpon geographicum
Small wader, also known as 'horse gowk', and 'heather bleat'.
In Celtic mythology, the visual effect of this tree trembling in the wind was said to be the tree communicating between this world and the next.
A hardy perennial flowering plant, or a route up to the Kinder plateau from Edale.
Also known as the 'Mountain Ash'
Tree with black buds
Ordnance Survey, Harvey's or a type of Butterfly
A fruit that grows on Heaths, and is the main ingredient for 'Mucky Mouth Pie'
Ling, Bell or Cross-leaved