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... NATURE NOTES by Robert dawn in near darkness. Its ultra sensitive retinas allow its eyes to pick out the smallest movements of the insects which make up its diet. The two-eared species are about the :: same size as the tawny and have tufts : of feathers ...
... NATURE NOTES by Robert DOWN by the Ouse in the Barcombe area last weekend, it was encouraging lo see how clean and clear the unhurried water flowed and how abundant was the wildlife that it wmned. A Kking r flashed from willow to alder dipping Info the ...
... NATURE NOTES by Robert each other, and wrens are starting to advertise their presence to potential mates with their improbably loud and lengthy calls. Spotted woodpeckers (both lesser and greater) can be heard hammering away at trees to establish their ...
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... NATURE NOTES by Robert Redman gig beetles and water spiders, which live in a sac they spin and fill with air bubbles, are also common and form sticklebacks and min nows or introduced species like roach tench or carp. On the surface pondskaters are everywhere ...
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... vetches, cocksfoot and wild thyme alsc grow in profusion, and above, the sound of the skylark glh the air with its trilling. NATURE NOTES by Robert Redman W This apart, the numbers of birds are small. Woodland species such as blackbirds, thrushes, woodpeckers ...
... over), George Streete, of Wadhurst; Senior, Desmond Whitington of Blackboys; Junior/Novice, Anthony Humphrey of Brighton. NATURE NOTES by Robert Redman advise them on how to stop it,” Keith Loy told me, “and if they take no action we resort to the law”. ...
... from the Trust. Contact them at Woods Mill, Henfield, West Sussex. CARRYING on with the subject of amphibians (see last Nature Notes ongopud toads), newts also emerge from hibernation at this time of year, to seek a suitable pond for mating. Males have ...