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6 Sep 2014:
GrrlScientist: Tens of thousands of starlings produce spectacular sky shows with their movements at sunset as they gather together every evening during autumn and winter.
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5 Sep 2014: Second round of night-time shoots in Gloucestershire and Somerset to begin but without independent monitors
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3 Sep 2014:
Deputy PM promises extra funding for building 3,000-mile trail along the English coast
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3 Sep 2014:
Readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific concepts
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26 Aug 2014: Natural England issues authorisation letters for culling in Gloucestershire and Somerset in bid to tackle bovine TB
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7 Aug 2014:
Pristine chalky outcrop is a treasure trove of plant species and a butterfly haven untouched by modern farming since Iron age
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26 Jul 2014: After seven dismal years, plants and wildlife all over the UK are now thriving again
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11 Jun 2014:
Port Meadow is a calming spot along the River Thames on the outskirts of Oxford with a history stretching back to 2000BC
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8 Jun 2014:
A year in the life of one English meadow offers a portrait of flora and fauna rare in its colour and drama, writes Tom Cox
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30 May 2014: Species-rich grassland gets national recognition for its conservation importance
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30 May 2014:
To celebrate a decade of BBC2's Springwatch, one of the show's presenters, Chris Packham, picks his favourite nature scenes shown on the small screen
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24 May 2014:
Once upon a time, you needed special permission to wipe out a family of robins or starlings or pied wagtails. Not any more…
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19 May 2014: Reintroduction of short-haired bumblebee queens from Sweden to wildflower meadows of Kent expected to restore population
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18 May 2014:
Richard Kerridge's passion for all things jumpy and slithery makes for a compelling story of a life steeped in nature, says Tim Dee
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18 May 2014:
Some of Britain's most familiar species, such as the robin and starling, could end up in the firing line under new measures to allow destruction of nests and eggs if they present a danger, writes Jamie Doward
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