Woods
| Title | Woods |
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ChrisSinjo
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| Date | 26 Aug 2011 15:08:41 |
| Retrieved from source on | 23 Apr 2013 16:59:48 (UTC) |
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Woods
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.jpg "Formby Point")
Formby Point
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A composited photographic image showing the stages of emergence of the fruiting bodies of the collared earth star fungus Geastrum triplex
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.jpg "Formby Point")
Formby Point
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.jpg "Day at the beach")
Day at the beach
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Dune pines at Formby
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Dune pines at Formby
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Dune Helleborine (Epipactis dunensis), Formby A rare orchid which, depending on the current taxonomic view, is endemic to these dunes.
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Dune flower
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Dune flower
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Sand Dunes, Formby. Sand dunes at Formby Point. View North West to Irish Sea.
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Path through Formby Woods Not all the woodland at Formby is Scots Pine.
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.jpg "windswept trees on the dunes")
windswept trees on the dunes
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Pine trees on the dunes This group of pine trees are the closest to the sea, and get well battered by the onshore wind.
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Scots pines at Formby NT reserve Wind-blown Scots pines at Formby NT reserve - or possibly a bad teenage haircut. This is in the transitional zone between the pine woodland and the dunes proper.
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Wind Pruned Tree at Formby The trees here show signs of the stresses that the local environmental conditions impose on them. The dunes protect the trees up to a certain height but then the prevailing …
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Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris), Formby The Red Squirrels are very dark, possibly because the population was augmented with introductions from central Europe in the mid 20th century.
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Pine Woods and Red Squirrel Pine Woods and Red Squirrel at Formby Point
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Formby Hills Sand Dunes
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.jpg "Red squirrel, Formby Point June 2008")
Red squirrel, Formby Point June 2008
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Merseyside, North West England, England, United Kingdom osm
| County | Merseyside |
| Region | England |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mWoods
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85 mFormby Point
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121 mA composited photographic image showing the stages of emergence of the fruiting bodies of the collared earth star fungus Geastrum triplex
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156 mFormby Point
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169 mDay at the beach
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193 mDune pines at Formby
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193 mDune pines at Formby
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206 mDune Helleborine (Epipactis dunensis), Formby A rare orchid which, depending on the current taxonomic view, is endemic to these dunes.
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254 mDune flower
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255 mDune flower
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269 mSand Dunes, Formby. Sand dunes at Formby Point. View North West to Irish Sea.
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307 mPath through Formby Woods Not all the woodland at Formby is Scots Pine.
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329 mwindswept trees on the dunes
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364 mPine trees on the dunes This group of pine trees are the closest to the sea, and get well battered by the onshore wind.
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412 mScots pines at Formby NT reserve Wind-blown Scots pines at Formby NT reserve - or possibly a bad teenage haircut. This is in the transitional zone between the pine woodland and the dunes proper.
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438 mWind Pruned Tree at Formby The trees here show signs of the stresses that the local environmental conditions impose on them. The dunes protect the trees up to a certain height but then the prevailing westerlies take over...
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454 mRed Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris), Formby The Red Squirrels are very dark, possibly because the population was augmented with introductions from central Europe in the mid 20th century.
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465 mPine Woods and Red Squirrel Pine Woods and Red Squirrel at Formby Point
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483 mFormby Hills Sand Dunes
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488 mRed squirrel, Formby Point June 2008
