Wildlife reports

By - Sam Bosanquet, Richard Fox, Dawn Balmer, Nick Bowles, Paul Green, Gordon Woodroffe, Emma Neave-Webb, Matt Hobbs, Juliet Vickery, Howard Inns, Val Perrin, Paul Waring, Adrian Knowles, Jeremy Biggs, Greg Hitchcock, Malcolm Tait

February’s wildlife reports feature the high number of records of Ivory Gulls, remarkable sightings of the Vagrant Emperor, the reaction of the media to false-widows, updated reports of cetaceans, plants, moths, and much more.

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More from 'BW 25.3 - February 2014 '

Pages	Title	Format
154-160	Wildlife has its uses – managing farmland for ecosystem services	Article
162-168	Microclimate, climate change and wildlife conservation	Article
171-176	Chalk streams and grazing Mute Swans	Article
177-184	Lowland oligotrophic lakes in England – an examination of these English rarities	Article
186-195	Farming for nature – a return visit	Article
86-92	Bat detectors: past, present and future	Article
161	Through a naturalist’s eyes	Column
169-170	Habitat management news	Column
185	Letter from the far West Coast	Column
224	Twitcher in the Swamp	Column
218-223	Conservation news	Conservation news
141-146	Conservation news	Conservation news
196-217	Wildlife reports	Wildlife reports