Week in wildlife: a piggybacking mouse, heart-shaped vultures and our smallest otter

Visitors to the Lake District are being asked to look out for this butterfly, the mountain ringlet , to help scientists protect the rare species. Living exclusively on mountains, it is more commonly found in Scotland than in England, where conservationists say it is so hard to find that they have yet to discover whether numbers are going up or down

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