Wildlife reports

By - James Robertson, Andrew Branson, Steve Cham, Nick Bowles, Gordon Woodroffe, Howard Inns, Paul Waring, Mick Baines, David Holyoak, John Widgery, Paul Selden, Sarah Barry, E C M Parsons

June’s wildlife reports cover new mosses to Britain, an update on the range of Argiope bruennichi in the British Arachnological Societies Newsletter, results of the Common Bird Census, a news update on mammals, plants, dragonflies, and much more.

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More from 'BW 11.5 - June 2000 '

Pages	Title	Format
305-311	Assessing the condition of woodland SSSIs in England	Article
312	Through a naturalist’s eyes	Column
313-318	The Wild Pear Tree - one of Britain's rarest trees or a garden escape?	Article
319-323	Songs of bush-crickets and grasshoppers and the use of ultrasound detectors	Article
324-326	Identification - Red-eyed damselflies	Article
327-330	British Bullfrogs?	Article
331-332	Habitat management news	Habitat management news
333-339	The wildlife significance of a former colliery site in Yorkshire	Article
340-347	Freshwater Pearl Mussels in peril	Article
348-353	Comment - Grazing for nature conservation: rising to the challenge	Comment
354-368	Wildlife reports	Wildlife reports
369-375	Conservation news	Conservation news
376	Twitcher in the Swamp	Column