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New to Nature No 9: Sinotympana incomparabilis | Science

Wednesday, June 9th, 2010 at 02:20 | 0 comments

Categories: Guardian.co.uk

Tags: Arizona State University, Broods, Chinese Species, Cicada, Cicadas, Crickets, Decibels, Environment Wildlife, Exoskeleton, Extreme Case, Genus And Species, Guardian News, Institut Royal Des Sciences Naturelles De Belgique, Kadydids, Male Cicadas, Males And Females, Periodic Cicadas, Sciences Naturelles, Southern China, Zoology Animals

Conservationists double population of world’s rarest duck in Madagascar

Friday, November 13th, 2009 at 06:50 | 0 comments

Categories: Guardian.co.uk

Tags: Broods, Captivity, Conservation Plan, Conservationists, Cranswick, Diving Duck, Ducklings, Emergency Action, Enormous Step, Extinction, Hatch, Hotel Bathroom, Last Gasp, Less Than Three Months, Obstacle, Pochard, Seven Eggs, Wildfowl And Wetland Trust, World Population, Wwt

Warm weather prolongs UK butterfly season | Patrick Barkham

Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at 11:00 | 0 comments

Categories: Guardian.co.uk

Tags: Barkham, Benign Conditions, Broods, Butterfly Conservation, Butterfly Species, Climes, Cranny, Duke Of Burgundy, Frosts, Heath Fritillary, Isle Of Wight, Migrant Species, Native Butterflies, Painted Ladies, South Downs, Spectacular Displays, Sussex Coast, Tortoiseshell, Warm Weather, White Admiral

Butterfly lovers hail Duke of Burgundy’s second coming

Wednesday, August 19th, 2009 at 05:00 | 0 comments

Categories: Guardian.co.uk

Tags: Broods, Burgundies, Butterfly Lovers, Conservation Efforts, Conservation Success, Conservationists, Downland, Duke Of Burgundy, Endangered Butterflies, Flight Season, Fritillary, Furthest North, Little Gem, Matthew Oates, Myxomatosis, Native Woodlands, Rabbit Numbers, Selbourne, Southern Europe, Strongholds

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