... tackle congestion in this area, not increase it. ~Let us hope that Lewes District Councillors overturn this disastrous idea. NATURE NOTE: My daughter and | were idly looking out of the window over the Christmas period when we saw a fairly large bird on the ...

... Nature Notes by Graham Workman WALKING down the lane the other morning with Danielle we saw an absolutely fabulous sunrise. i e ) . dtals The whole of the sky turned a pinkish purple. ‘Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight, Red sky in the morning Shepherd’s ...

... SWIMMERS THRIVE IN HEART OF OURTOWNS Nature notes: B SPOTTING groups of birds swimming on the Rochdale Canal in the half light of a winter’s morning spurred me to do some reading around the species of birds that these were likely to be. Most common birds ...

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... or loss of jobs. would come from. Your guess is as good as mine. and we would all have been bang on target first time. | NATURE NOTES I was once forced to prolong the agony when I put my hand down a hole to retrieve my ferret, who I thought was playing ...

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... nature notes This does make a thrush a bit crafty when you think of it as it becomes a “tool using” animal. Last summer while on holiday in Scotland the cottage we were in had an “anvil” just outside the door and the sound of the thrush giving the snails ...

... Nature Notes: By Joan Morton : EVEN the most casual glance out of a window can sometimes be surprisingly rewarding. The after-effects of influenza combined with decidedly inclement weather have conspired in the last couple of weeks to discourage even ...

... nature notes We've also had problems with moles again in the garden. In fact, according to the children we don’t need to go to London to see “the Dome” we've got our own “Molennium Dome” at the top of the garden. It's an absolute whopper - a “castle” ...

... Yew has played a NATURE NOTES THE yew is one of my favourite trees and I make no secret of the fact that I encourage it to grow in our wood. There is already a nest of young blackbirds in the yew hedge which separates the extension to our house from the ...

... obvious signs of myxomatosis. There seem to be scattered pockets of infected animais all over the Borders. But enough of nature notes. Next Sunday we have another leg stretching walk, but this time we move South to the Cheviots. FRAN EVANS ...