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different heathers, two
types of
gorse,
cotton gr****, bog asphodel,
tormentil etc.
There are adders, lizards,
stone chats, peregrine,
chough and cuckoos...
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Bechstein in 1802. The
English name is
derived from whin, the
common gorse and
chat referring to the
nature of its calls. Its
scientific name
means "small...
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dunes and
rough gr****land with
scattered small shrubs and bramble, open
gorse,
tussocks or heather. They are short-distance
migrants or non-migratory...
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basis for
three novels by
Patrick Hamilton: The West Pier, Mr
Stimpson & Mr
Gorse and
Unknown ****ailant.
Barry Foster said that
Heath was the inspiration...
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American one
after it, and who is
known especially for
having introduced gorse into the US
ecology with some
disastrous results.
Bandon is 27 km southwest...
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opposite what is
today the
White City
retail park to
become the
entrance to
Gorse Hill Park. In 1761, a
section of the
Bridgewater Canal was
built along the...
- who
owned a
nearby field. Kenny's case was that he had
entitlement of '
Gorse Hill'
through adverse possession sometimes known as
squatters rights. During...
- tree) 14 4 Dec
Sapin (Fir) 15 5 Dec
Chevreuil (Roe deer) 16 6 Dec
Ajonc (
Gorse) 17 7 Dec Cyprès (Cypress Tree) 18 8 Dec
Lierre (Ivy) 19 9 Dec
Sabine (Savin...
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snake (Coronella austriaca)
occurs on
sandy hillsides with
heather and
gorse. It was
mainly adders which were
caught by
Brusher Mills (1840–1905), the...
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verse La
Bonne Chanson and in 1905
founded the "Fête des
Fleurs d'Ajonc" ("
Gorse Flower Festival") in Pont-Aven, the
first of the
music festivals that have...
