Twitcher in the swamp

By - Peter Marren

"X is for XR. It’s jolly nice of Extinction Rebellion to choose ‘X’ for their acronym because that letter so rarely features in Twitcher’s famous alphabets (one waits in vain for a conservation project involving xylophones or X-rays)."

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Pages	Title	Format
391-397	What's in a name? The legacy and lexicon of birds	Article
398	Natural reflections	Column
399-406	The Purseweb Spider: a very British tarantula	Article
407-408	Habitat management news	Habitat management news
409-417	RSPB Geltsdale – a case study of upland management	Article
418	Wild story	Column
419-425	Local extinction: a case study of species loss in Surrey	Article
426	Letter from Caledonia	Column
427-432	Comment: How important is native status? Conservation and 'alien' plants	Comment
433	Flying kites: a view from Wales	Column
434-456	Wildlife reports	Wildlife reports
457	Naturally opinionated	Column
458-463	Conservation news	Conservation news
464	Twitcher in the swamp	Column
465	Cambridgeshire's Mosses & Liverworts: a dynamic flora	Book reviews
465-466	Emperors, Admirals & Chimney Sweepers: The Weird and Wonderful Names of Butterflies and Moths	Book reviews