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World Wetlands Day 2013!

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Winter wetlands in Britain. This is a large reedbed - brilliant for birds.

Today is a day of celebration of wetlands both in Britian and across the world. It's World Wetland Day 2013! A wetland is a type of semi-aquatic habitat that is dominated by large amounts of water. …

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Why do foxes scream?

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The Red Fox can be heard 'screaming' all year but more so in the breeding season.

In the middle of the night, have you ever heard high-pitched screaming coming from the woods? Sounds that can send shivers down your spine, or simple stop you from sleeping. Many of you may already …

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Farmhouse Breakfast Week 2013!

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You can't beat a Full English of a morning.

How much do you enjoy your breakfast? In 2013, it's often a meal that passes in a few seconds as we rush out of the door for work. Breakfast may even go out the window all together! To spread the word …

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Why do Robins have Red Breasts?

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Both male and female robins have a red-orange breast all year long.

Robin Redbreast is often voted Britain's favourite bird. It stands out a mile for it's looks and it's cheeky and confident attitude has won over our hearts for generations. But why does the robin …

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Insects from Around the World with Bolton FM

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From top left clockwise: The Emerald Beetle, the Stag Beetle, the Lantern Bug and the Beautiful Cicada.

Just before Christmas, Nature Talks and Walks was offered the fantastic opportunity to join Bolton FM for a discussion about urban wildlife in and around the town. We were featured on Community Corner …

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When do snowdrops flower in the UK?

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The single dangling heads of the snowdrop flowers can be seen from January to April.

The dangling white flower of the snowdrop is an instantly recognisable spring sight in gardens, parks and woodland right across the UK. From January to April these plants emerge from the frozen soil …

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