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5 Best Butterfly Sites in Milton Keynes

Silver-washed Fritillary by Harry Appleyard, North Bucks Way 21 July 2016

Silver-washed Fritillary by Harry Appleyard, North Bucks Way 21 July 2016

Local blogger, Ashley Beolens describes what he considers to be the top 5 butterfly sites in Milton Keynes – Source: 5 Best Butterfly Sites in Milton Keynes – Views From An Urban Lake

This entry was posted in News on 19/04/2018 by admin.

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    White Stork ©Peter Hassett, Biebrza Marshes, Poland 9 May 2018
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  • Moths survive bat predation through acoustic camouflage fur
  • National Forum for Biological Recording Newsletter 56
  • The Beginner’s Guide to Astronomy [For Chidren]
  • 10 ways to help butterflies and moths this autumn
  • Nomenclature Glossary for Invertebrates
  • The secret life of my meadow 7: Hay cut and grazing
  • Give local dormice a better home today
  • BirdTrends 2018 Report
  • Farming industry to blame for TB crisis, not just badgers
  • Open Sunday at Linford Lakes NR 18 November 2018
  • Ten reasons to love autumn
  • Free Citizen Science Course
  • Micro World – Oxford University Museum 24 November 2018
  • Beavers returning to Essex for first time in 400 years
  • New app makes identifying moths easier
  • Government’s 25 Year Plan for the Environment: Government Response
  • UK renewable energy capacity surpasses fossil fuels for first time | Environment | The Guardian
  • House mice are eating seabird chicks at “an alarming rate”
  • RSPB concern over four missing hen harriers
  • Stop biodiversity loss or we could face our own extinction
  • Roads for humans and nature
  • Have you seen a rainbow of fungi?
  • Spread of the harlequin ladybird  in Britain and Ireland
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