British Wildlife 28.5 June 2017
June 2017
This issue includes
The Cranes of Lakenheath Fen – Male Ferns – Britain's Oldest Butterfly – Natural History of a Sand-Dune Blowout – Survival of a Waxcap Grassland – Changes in Bird Populations in SPAs
In this issue:
- 309 The Cranes of Lakenheath Fen
- 317 Through a naturalist’s eyes
- 318 Male ferns: why do botanists find them difficult?
- 323 Britain’s oldest butterfly – a ‘wonderful beautiful’ survivor from Tudor England
- 326 Habitat management news
- 328 Scribbling in the margins
- 329 The natural history of a sand-dune blowout
- 335 Survival of a waxcap grassland: Holy Trinity Churchyard Nature Reserve, Prestwood, Buckinghamshire
- 341 Letter from the far West Coast
- 342 Changes in bird populations in the UK’s Special Protection Areas: a third decadal ‘health check’
- 351 How to be wild
- 352 Wildlife reports
- 374 Conservation news
- 381 Twitcher in the Swamp
Supplementary material
Changes in bird populations in the UK’s Special Protection Areas: a third decadal ‘health check’ by David A. Stroud and Ian P. Bainbridge: References
