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Woodland Highlights: March
Smile as the days get longer, and hopefully warmer. The 20th of March brings the spring equinox, when the Earth is tilted neither away from nor toward the sun. Then at the end of the month the clocks return us to British Summer … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Conservation, Woodland Highlights
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Woodland Highlights: March
Along with temperatures, wildlife activities really start hotting up in March. The mind turns to wandering through trees alive with their fresh leafy flush, butterflies alighting on delicate petals, birds crooning to their lovers and deep earthy scents intoxicating the … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Climate Change, Conservation, Woodland Highlights
Tagged blackthorn, British Trust for Ornithology, brumation, BTO, bumblebee, celandine, chiff chaff, comma, cuckoo, hibernation, ivy, mad march hare, march, Mediterranean, morel, toad, Woodland
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