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12 Sep 2014:
Country diary: Allendale, Northumberland: Each year I have plucked the papery heads of hay rattle, their cargo of flaked almond-like seeds shaking inside, to distribute them
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11 Sep 2014: Country diary: Mickleton, Teesdale: By the time the leaves have fallen here the redstart may well be catching flies stirred up by hooves of gazelles in Morocco
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10 Sep 2014:
Country diary: Wenlock Edge: Insects use their bodies in ways that seem mysterious and bear marks that are cryptic, as if their original meaning has been lost
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4 Sep 2014: Country Diary: Bedford Purlieus Wood, Cambridgeshire: White angelica umbels crawl with drone flies, sawflies, solitary wasps and bristly tachinid flies. But this is not a safe place to be a fly
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2 Sep 2014:
The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of the best photographs from around the world including the first signs of autumn, New York’s West Indian Day parade, second world war commemorations and US Labor Day Wiener Dog Wars
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1 Sep 2014:
Emma Brockes: Good riddance to the sunny, lazy season. You know exactly what you’re going to get with a rainy, productive day
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20 Aug 2014: Country diary: Wenlock Edge: Drunk and disorderly, he wavers through the air until he catches the whiff of ripeness, finds the fruit and locks on
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17 Aug 2014: Country diary: Blackwater Carr, Norfolk: The southern hawker’s twisting motion suggested something sub-aquatic and predatory
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1 Jul 2014:
Sycamore seeds are well developed and hawthorn berries are already red, says National Trust
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Gallery (18 pictures),
29 Nov 2013:
Tree-climbing lions, majestic bald eagles and starling mumurations are among the pick of this week's images from the natural world
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22 Nov 2013: Country diary: New Forest: We have passed the bodies of ponies and steers, sad sights adding to this year's much increased roadkill
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19 Nov 2013:
Country diary: Wenlock Edge: The birds perceive – as we have heard on forecasts – that Arctic conditions are moving in and they need to feed
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11 Nov 2013:
Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 11 November 1840: The winds of autumn teach us that decay is the fate of all mankind
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6 Nov 2013: Country diary: Egglestone, Teesdale: Harlequin ladybirds, which thrive on a diet of our native species, have spread from south-east England to the Scottish border
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Gallery (10 pictures),
6 Nov 2013:
Guardian photographer Felix Clay takes a stroll at the Forestry Commission's Westonbirt Arboretum in Gloucestershire, where the transformation from summer to autumn is well under way
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