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Nature Notes – October 2018

The buzz last month (apologies for that, but it had to be said) was the appearance of very large numbers

In late summer we have fewer wild flowers in the verges and field margins, especially after this particularly dry year,

Here’s a statistic for you. 1,400 bell ringers died during the First World War. Fourteen hundred. One thousand four hundred.

At the time of writing we have just ended a record hot, dry period (it would be misleading to call

The internet is well named. Being a net, it is full of holes, through which fell last month’s Nature Notes.

This seems a good time to include a piece about the Sweffling churchyard, which has been in such good colour

Here’s a statistic for you. 1,400 bell ringers died during the First World War. Fourteen hundred. One thousand four hundred.

At this time of year, everything in the natural world seems to be changing particularly fast, with spring flowers appearing,

The large bird of prey, the Buzzard, seems to continually be on the increase. It is true that their habits