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This photograph shows the latest fly tipping incident on our nature reserve.
The wheelbarrow shows what was collected and included rusty corrugated tin and burnt wood as well as garden soil.Many similar such incidents have been recorded over a long period in the same area.Whilst collecting this , two black bags were noticed nearby and appear to have been thrown over a garden fence.They contained leaves.
Garden waste has a detrimental effect on nature reserves as it enriches the soil.It can also contain seeds and cuttings from specialised garden plants which can take root and spread further into the reserve; this can be very damaging to the native animals and plants of the heathland.
The discarding of garden waste onto nature reserves is against Bylaw 2(vii) and is ILLEGAL under Section 33 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and could result in a maximum fine of £20,000.
Please report any such incidents to Bournemouth Borough Council's Countryside Team on 01202535140.
Study Tip: Take care to spell all new words carefully. It you don't know how to spell a word, ask your instructor to write it on the board. #study
This is tip off on Jan 29, 2009 at Phillips Arena in Atlanta, Ga. The game was between the Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics. The Hawks would win 100-91 giving them a 4 game season sweep of the Celtics.
The title of this set is the same as the title of one of my abstract paintings I produced about 27 years ago when I was somewhat landlocked in West Texas and the Beach was not a significant or regular part of my life. But the title was both insightful and prophetic, and now I'm happy to share with you some of my photographs of the days in my life...at the Beach.
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More in my set, “A day in the life at the beach:”
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This black tip shark was caught on a hook that already had a smaller sharpnose shark on it (notice the small shark in its mouth). This clearly shows that sharks will often prey on other sharks. Sharks of this size are very strong and require focus, strength, and cooperation to safely handle on deck.
Orange Tip ~ Anthocharis Cardamines
Spring as arrived :-)
Wyre Forest ~ Worcestershire
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This tip by GossMakeupArtist, can be done in seconds and is amazingly simple. This tutorial was basically done blind! I had the “tiny” monitor on my video camera as a guide! So please bare that in mind when commenting. I hope some of you found this helpful and it helped try and ...
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