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Nature Notes
Since October 2016 Dr. Mark Hassell has been contributing a series of nature articles to the Pilgrim newsletter.
They are published here in full.
Ancient Grassland and Upgate Common
A Small Ball of Moss Influences
Strategic Planning for Our Commons
“Born of Leaves Decaying”
Sleeping Away the Winter
Swannington Beck
Changes in Bird Populations
in Swannington
Ponds and Pond Life
The Chalk Grassland on
Alderford Common
The Valley Bottom Fen
Out of Africa
The Valkyries of Swannington
Foraging for Fungi on Upgate Common
(
for details of all the species found during the foray in August
click here
)
Sharing Observations of
Wildlife in the Parishes
Help! Aliens Have Landed
Deer in Swannington. Does it Matter Whether an Animal is an Immigrant
or a Native?
Snow in Swannington Reveals Wildlife
Scrub - a very valuable
habitat for wildlife
A Large Weasel Awakens
Footpaths in Swannington,
Alderford and Little Witchingham
The Battle of Dead Man's Hill
Bats and the Norwich Western Link
The Valley Bottom Fen on Upgate Common
Why do Birds Flock and Why do Some Species Form Murmurations?
Swannington Commons
A Special Feature
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Part Four