
#7599/06 ©2006
English Nature rangers have already
started to mark out parts of the reseve
where rare insect species are hoped
to be re-established.
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#7561/06 ©2006
English Nature highlighted the fact that, although the birds
themselves probably escaped, the ground nesting nightjar,
woodlark and Dartford Warbler have all lost this important
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#7572/06 ©2006
Despite the efforts of over 120 firefighters, supported by
helicopters and the deployment of earth moving equipment
to clear firebreaks, it tool several days to quell the fire.
MORE ABOUT THE FIRE & RESERVE HERE
SEE NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER JEREMY EARLY'S PICTURES
OF THURSLEY WILDLIFE BEFORE THE FIRE
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