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18-08-2011, 09:55 PM
| | Frozen | | Join Date: Nov 2010
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| | | Re: RSPB, Nature of Farming award
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Originally Posted by eeyore  " Mr White’s farm is home to bird species including corn bunting, lapwing, tree sparrows and yellow wagtail, As well as birds, it also supports butterflies and rare plants." | That's why i posted the Tom Prescott (Species Conservation Officer for Butterfly Conservation, Scotland )quote to bring it back to moths but 'the best laid plans...'
This was supposed to be a moth thread. The post by me on plants was from the plant forum not sure how it got moved over to here, sorry about that. It wasn't me. |
18-08-2011, 09:58 PM
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| | | Re: Treshnish, Nature of Farming award
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Originally Posted by alindsay I'd like to know a bit more about you and your farm in a more general way before I consider voting
Where are you based?
How do you approach farming to encourage such diversity etc?
Looking forward to seeing more information. | You can see links on my blog Treshnish Nature Log
Treshnish is on Mull
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18-08-2011, 09:59 PM
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| | | Re: RSPB, Nature of Farming award
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Originally Posted by swanandprasad This was supposed to be a moth thread. The post by me on plants was from the plant forum not sure how it got moved over to here, sorry about that. It wasn't me. | the mods merged it because you only need one thread to garner support - not one in each forum - see oys post above
personally I think this thread would be better in birds or general wildlife , but whatever the mods think best
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18-08-2011, 10:06 PM
| | Frozen | | Join Date: Nov 2010
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| | | Re: RSPB, Nature of Farming award
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Originally Posted by Oy Threads merged - just one thread will do fine thanks - not five!  | Did you merge them? I have posts on moths, and plants.
I was going to write about the birds, dragonflies, butterflies, and even fungi, lichen too.
I thought it was too much for one post.
If it was you that merged them maybe they should be under a more general forum not wildflowers or is that ok? |
18-08-2011, 10:09 PM
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| | | Re: RSPB, Nature of Farming award
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Originally Posted by eeyore personally I think this thread would be better in birds or general wildlife , but whatever the mods think best | I agree.
I presumed that there would be some people who specialised in each subject. Didn't realise it was such a versatile group. | | | |
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