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Padney Field in Flower

9/9/2012

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All that time spent Trundling up and down topping the thistles has been worth it, the clover and finch food is flowering with more flower spikes on the way, incredible when you think it was only drilled a short time ago.  These crops should be self sustaining now, seeding themselves for the next year.  Last year we had large numbers of linnets and corn buntings using padney field, it is looking very good for improving on that success this coming

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22/10/2013 09:01:15 am

I love this blog layout, where can I download it?

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    James Moss

    Reserves Manager at the Kingfishers Bridge wetland creation project in Cambridgeshire.

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