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Nature Notes - July 30, 2009
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Nature Notes, May 14, 2009
Spring flowers have brightened up woods
Outdoor fun galore for adventurous tot
Red kites may soon arrive in our district
Keep an ear out for fascinating frogs
Spring invigorates you and gives a feeling of hope
Majestic elm an unlikely background for sermons
Frogs and blackbirds sense that spring is on its way
Following in the snowy footprints of badger parade
Invasive management helps reserves to flourish
Wildlife can be hard to spot in bleak, cold month
Find space in your heart for secretive goldcrest
Thoughtless fly tipping can prove lethal to plants
Help rangers conserve precious heaths
There’s so much to like about strange lichens
Extreme weather can add to a dawn's beauty
Bullfinch sighting took me back in time
Spare a thought for cute voles under attack
Tiny wren’s character gives it real presence
Cows find refuge as we wade through water
Diverse countryside is right on our doorsteps
Fascinating story behind plant’s peculiar name
Varying approaches to managing our reptiles
Perils of picking wild mushrooms
Beloved horse chestnut tree is under threat
Big predator in small pool
Similarities between our heaths and the Alps
Take closer look at creepy-crawly creatures
Fascinating facts behind lumps and bumps
Discovering hidden gems beside the seaside
It’s best not to test the harvestman leg myth
Take a closer look at creatures it is hard to love
Admire mountain ash, but don’t eat the berries
Sunny skies do wonders for reserves
Sea gooseberry isn’t as ugly as name suggests
Aphids are on the march
Eight years’ effort pays off
Damselflies ’dance’ to atttact mates
Dung provides useful shelter, warmth and food
Contenders for the bluebell’s crown
Swifts and sand martins are joy to watch
Splendid elder has associations with fairies
Take closer look into spider’s world
Blink and you’ll miss our heathland sprinters
Bluebell has inspired people through history
Take stroll through colourful landscape
Alien invader has effect on our native wildlife