British Wildlife 30.6 August 2019
August 2019
This issue includes
Folk Names of Birds – The Purseweb Spider – RSPB Geltsdale – Local Extinction: A County Case Study – Conservation and 'Alien' Plants
In this issue:
- 391 What’s in a name? The legacy and lexicon of birds
- 398 Natural reflections
- 399 The Purseweb Spider: a very British tarantula
- 407 Habitat management news
- 409 RSPB Geltsdale – a case study of upland management
- 418 Wild story
- 419 Local extinction: a case study of species loss in Surrey
- 426 Letter from Caledonia
- 427 Comment: How important is native status? Conservation and ‘alien’ plants
- 433 Flying kites: a view from Wales
- 434 Wildlife reports
- 457 Naturally opinionated
- 458 Conservation news
- 464 Twitcher in the swamp
- 465 Book review: Emperors, Admirals & Chimney Sweepers: The Weird and Wonderful Names of Butterflies and Moths
- 465 Book review: Cambridgeshire’s Mosses & Liverworts: a dynamic flora
Supplementary material
What’s in a name? The legacy and lexicon of birds by Andrew Gosler: Appendix
