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... only each Plus selection and pot bedding plants Best in world our lovely bluebell colonies Sights and scents in the woods NATURE NOTES by ROY CROSSLEY THE pungent scent of wild garlic wafted over the glade and although the white flowers are still tightly ...
... tiny golden spots on the wing cases The beauty belies a ferocious predator not for nothing is it called a tiger beetle! NATURE NOTES by ROY CROSSLEY the males and of an overall grey colour ' but still with large wing spots The Emperor is the only British ...
... the year round hard frost excepted especially the latter White wrote that in 1770 and it still applies as do so many of NATURE NOTES byROYCROSSLEY his delightfully expressed observations Why robins sing in the autumn or winter is possibly to do with m ...
... tangled again Swifts the most aerial of birds spend all their time on the wing Swift and welcome announcement of summer! NATURE NOTES by ROY CROSSLEY THE first swifts of the season announced their arrival with high-pitched squeals as they careered around ...