Natural reflections

By - Brett Westwood

“Stonechats are companionable birds, brazen even. Watching them as they pelt you with pebbly calls from a heather clump or a foxglove spire, you are never in doubt that those large lustrous eyes are watching you back.”

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325-333	Sutton and Catfield – a tale of two fens	Article
334-335	Habitat management news	Habitat management news
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350	Naturally opinionated	Column
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358	Flying kites – a view from Wales	Column
359-380	Wildlife reports	Wildlife reports
381-385	Conservation news	Conservation news
386	Twitcher in the swamp	Column
387	The Bumblebee Book: A Guide to Britain & Ireland’s Bumblebees	Book reviews
388	Beetles of Britain and Ireland. Volume 3: Geotrupidae to Scraptiidae	Book reviews
388-389	The Complex Lives of British Freshwater Fish	Book reviews