Through a naturalist’s eyes

By - Robert Burton

"Instead of looking at birds out of the window, I have been thinking about the problems of attitudes - both changing and entrenched - towards garden wildlife. This was prompted by plans to rewrite my book on garden birds. This is now such a popular subject that the book has been the only one of some three dozen that has made me serious money."

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Pages	Title	Format
77-82	Comment: Introductions – are we conserving species at the expense of nature?	Comment
84-87	Donating your land for wildlife. But who wants it?	Article
91-100	Putting Dormice back on the map	Article
101-105	Reserve Focus – Havergate Island NNR, Suffolk	Reserve Focus
106-108	Killer Whales in British waters	Article
109-116	Lapwings in Britain – a new approach to their conservation	Article
117-122	Fungi upon other fungi grow – Britain's parasitic toadstools	Article
83	Through a naturalist’s eyes	Column
88	Letter from the far West Coast	Column
89-90	Habitat management news	Column
148	Twitcher in the Swamp	Column
142-147	Conservation news	Conservation news
123-141	Wildlife reports	Wildlife reports