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Wednesday, 22 July 2009

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A warm welcome to our newst member: Stand and Stare.

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Friday, 17 July 2009

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A warm welcome to our newest member: Dusted Off Bins.

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Sunday, 12 July 2009

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A warm welcome to our newest member: Phillips Bird Brain Blog.

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    6 years ago
  • Thérèse Goes Birding
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    6 years ago
  • Wildlife Photographic Journals
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    6 years ago
  • Wildlife Matters
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    6 years ago
  • Jane Smith Wildlife Art
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    6 years ago
  • Hares on the Hill
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  • The Early Birder
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  • Newhaven Wildlife
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    6 years ago
  • Hedgeland Tales
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    6 years ago
  • The Caged Naturalist
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    6 years ago
  • Matt Cole Wildlife Photography
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    6 years ago
  • Beneath the Boughs
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  • FABirding
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    7 years ago
  • European Trees
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    7 years ago
  • Keith Balmer on six legs...
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    7 years ago
  • Irish Wildlife - Blog
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    7 years ago
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    7 years ago
  • Esticadinho Nature
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    7 years ago
  • Hemel Birding
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    7 years ago
  • Yorkie's Wildlife Photos
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    7 years ago
  • Entomacrographic
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    7 years ago
  • Views of the Ock
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    7 years ago
  • The Wild West!
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    7 years ago
  • The farm upon the hill | Wildlife blog from West Wales
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  • The Wild Photographer
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  • EFRS
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    7 years ago
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    7 years ago
  • Donegal Wildlife
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    7 years ago
  • Bill's Birding
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    7 years ago
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    7 years ago
  • Views from an urban lake
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    7 years ago
  • DGPix Wildlife and Nature Photography
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    7 years ago
  • Ashenbank Woods - A Local Patch !
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    7 years ago
  • Bug Mad Girl
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    7 years ago
  • Ron's Wildlife Photography blog
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    7 years ago
  • From the muddy banks of the Dee....
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    7 years ago
  • Spinkyblurb
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    7 years ago
  • exploringwildlife.blogspot.co.uk
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    7 years ago
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  • Ian Butler Photography
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    7 years ago
  • Zoo Volunteer
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    7 years ago
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    7 years ago
  • The Wildlifewriter
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    7 years ago
  • Rambles through Nature
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    8 years ago
  • Samanta's Wildlife
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    8 years ago
  • indie birder
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    8 years ago
  • Uisce | Water and words flow through a Celtic environment
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    8 years ago
  • Kingfisher Diary
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    8 years ago
  • LOOSE AND LEAFY in Winter
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    8 years ago
  • Outdoors
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    8 years ago
  • Ecologica
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    8 years ago
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    8 years ago
  • Woodlouse House
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    8 years ago
  • Oisín Duffy - Nature Notes
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    8 years ago
  • WillowWhispering
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    8 years ago
  • Wild South London
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    8 years ago
  • An Irish Nature Journal | A Digital Journal of Irish Nature
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    8 years ago
  • Garden Bird Year
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    8 years ago
  • Jenny McLaren- art, fieldnotes & findings
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    8 years ago
  • A Day In the Life of a Wildlife Artist
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    8 years ago
  • Ecology Liz's Blog
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    8 years ago
  • Barcode Ecology
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    8 years ago
  • Beetle Boy's BioBlog
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    8 years ago
  • Adam Winson, Arboriculturist
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    8 years ago
  • Ben Porter Wildlife Photography
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    8 years ago
  • from the robin's nest...
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    8 years ago
  • daphnegoeswildindevon
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    8 years ago
  • The Things Around Me
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    8 years ago
  • The Barley Bird-er
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    8 years ago
  • Tales of the City
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    8 years ago
  • Norfolk Nature Photo Blog
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    8 years ago
  • Will's Wildlife
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    8 years ago
  • Keepers Cottage Wildlife Garden Diary
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    8 years ago
  • The Gray Gallery / Nature through the lens
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    8 years ago
  • WildChild Scotland
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    8 years ago
  • Birds and a brew...
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    8 years ago
  • Bird and Bug Diaries...
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    8 years ago
  • A Small Field Called Ellers Meadow
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    8 years ago
  • The Portland Naturalist
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    8 years ago
  • What's Wild in Cornwall
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    8 years ago
  • Red on Wight
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    8 years ago
  • The Thrifty Magpies Nest
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    9 years ago
  • Garden 65
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    9 years ago
  • Wild Nottingham
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    9 years ago
  • Wunderkammer
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    9 years ago
  • Natural Communicator
    Landscape Lives & Literature: Cambridge's creative heritage & a nature walk in May - BOOK TICKETS HERE
    9 years ago
  • Herts Nature
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    9 years ago
  • Wild up North
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    9 years ago
  • The Liverbirder
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    9 years ago
  • The Art of Nature
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    9 years ago
  • Steel City Birding
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    9 years ago
  • Cranfield's Wildlife Blog
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    9 years ago
  • SophiEco Goes Wild
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    9 years ago
  • Wild Wanderings
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    9 years ago
  • Photographing Dabbling Ducks
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    9 years ago
  • The Heartwood Blog
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    9 years ago
  • Springhill Lane Wildlife
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    9 years ago
  • Tales from Fox Cottage and The Bee Hive Studio
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    9 years ago
  • UKbirdingtimeline | an insight into the United Kingdom's birding season
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    9 years ago
  • Jake's Bones
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    9 years ago
  • Wild Life
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    9 years ago
  • Wild Reviews
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    9 years ago
  • Oscar Dewhurst Wildlife Photography
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    9 years ago
  • 21st Century Naturalist
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    9 years ago
  • Doorstep Birding
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    9 years ago
  • Chasing Tails - A wildlife photographer's blog
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    9 years ago
  • Once Upon
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    9 years ago
  • Jason Ridge Photography
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    9 years ago
  • Compare the Marsh Tit
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    9 years ago
  • Micro moths of Kent
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    9 years ago
  • George's wonderful wildlife report
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    9 years ago
  • Austin Thomas Photography - Blog
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    9 years ago
  • Nature North East
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    9 years ago
  • Roby Milling
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    9 years ago
  • The Occasional Birder
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    9 years ago
  • Blog Natur y Draenog Gwyrdd
    Ty Canol Woods - 29th August Weather: sunny spells, dry 2pm Dad and me went for a short walk to the ancient woodlands of Ty Canol Woods near Newport in Pembrokeshire. I...
    9 years ago
  • wirral bird
    Ferns - Each evening I followed the same routine – alight the train, walk down the narrow passageway, cross the road, follow the pavement to a T junction, turn rig...
    9 years ago
  • The Monday Pod
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    9 years ago
  • Wings and Things
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    9 years ago
  • At Home With Urban Nature
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    9 years ago
  • Rock N' Roll Birder
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    9 years ago
  • Victoria Hillman Nature Photography Blog
    Gozo (and Malta) - Back in June, we headed off to Gozo for my brother's wedding and decided to make a bit of a holiday of it and go looking for some reptiles and butterflies....
    9 years ago
  • Wildlife Conservation
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    9 years ago
  • Trent Valley Beetles
    New one for the garden. Speckled Bush Cricket. - These chaps seem a lot commoner than they were several years ago, particularly here in Nottinghamshire. Therefore a nice surprise when picking a few goo...
    9 years ago
  • Hedge Britannia
    Freeman’s Wood, Lancaster - I’ve just been contacted by John Angus about a really interesting project on land ownership near Lancaster: I will let him explain and give the link: I am ...
    9 years ago
  • Duckwoman's Diary
    Top tips for choosing bird feeders - Hello birdwatchers It's been a wonderful few days and I've been catching up with jobs around the home. There's nothing like pottering around in your own sp...
    9 years ago
  • Holywell Birding
    30 Days of Wild - Day 8 - The Skylark - At this time of year, the Northumbrian hills, meadows, grassland, farmland and dunes are full of song. One song dominates all, usually heard from high...
    10 years ago
  • Beyond the Riverbank
    Gran Canaria: Sharks, Sun Cream & Cats - Sun cream. The first day of the trip to Gran Canaria to find and hopefully film angel sharks, included the need to rub sun cream into the three bald patc...
    10 years ago
  • Birding Blog
    Bempton - A few weeks ago I visited Bempton Cliffs. I managed to get a few decent photos of the residents, as well as some unexpected visitors. *Tree Sparrow* *Jack...
    10 years ago
  • Gillian Dinsmore’s Bird Ringing Blog
    Eggciting News! - [image: WP_20150507_031] The gulls seem to be picking up the pace now down at the main study site for The Galloway Common Gull Study. After checking a se...
    10 years ago
  • The Wilder Garden
    Slow going - The great thing about a blog is that it becomes your memory. Mine isn't great, and I lose track of time. So, I can remember taking out the last of the Leya...
    10 years ago
  • The Den of Wild Intrigue
    Wilson’s Error: When Biophilia is Tamed - *T**his blog entry was submitted to The Wildlife Trust's My Wild Life campaign; all entries are available to read here. * The importance of our wilds for ...
    10 years ago
  • Ben's Birds and Beastly Bugs
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  • Beyond the Human Eye
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    Secret ministry - This morning we stepped out into a bright wintry landscape, every branch, blade of grass and building sheathed in a fine layer of frost. Small birds jostle...
    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
  • Big Cat Detective
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    A sign of the times - It is the autumn equinox today. The day the the Equator teeters beneath the Sun before the Earth tips our northern lands over into the darker days. And wha...
    12 years ago
  • The Happy Conservationist
    Survey photos... - And finally some photographs from my surveying exploits... Peacock butterfly (*Inachis io*) Common Darter (*Sympetrum striolatum*) Dark Bush-cricket (male)...
    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
  • Anglesey Wild Flower Meadow
    Meadow changing from yellow to purple and pink - The meadow is now changing from mainly yellow and white to purple pink and white . The Ox Eye Daisies have now gone to seed as has the Birds Foot Trefoi...
    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    12 years ago
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    13 years ago
  • ticehurst moths
    Barred Umber - My 2012 spring visit to the Weald was so cold and wet that I did not record any moths. But whilst looking for something else I have just found this phot...
    13 years ago
  • The Northumberland Naturalist
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    13 years ago
  • Nature Writing Notes
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    13 years ago
  • Islay Birder
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    13 years ago
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  • The Malvern Birder
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    13 years ago
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    13 years ago
  • Sandy Wildlife
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    13 years ago
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    13 years ago
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    13 years ago
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    13 years ago
  • Phil Coles - Natural History Blog
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    13 years ago
  • Accidental Nature
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    13 years ago
  • Clewer Garden Diary
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    13 years ago
  • Life On An Oxfordshire Lawn
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    13 years ago
  • Beneath the Stream
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    13 years ago
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    13 years ago
  • Scottish Wildlife Blog
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    13 years ago
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