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bog sentence examples

  • Lowland raised peat bogs have always been a rare habitat in great britain.
  • We then climb away from the coast to the garron plateau -- the largest area of intact blanket bog in northern ireland.
  • Bog asphodel and the distinctive cotton grass can be found here.
  • Lowland raised peat bogs have always been a rare habitat in great britain.
  • Bogged down in petty regional racism.
  • On drained bogs, without pools of water, they become extinct.
  • They have also been chosen to augment active raised bog examples in areas where lowland bog is or has been particularly frequent.
  • Bog myrtle on the left is a small patch of bog myrtle.
  • Woodland established on cut-over bog is a major contribution to the limited woodland area.
  • The county has some of the best upland bogs in the uk on the cambrian mountains.
  • Bog moss can be found.
  • The heather brash is then applied onto the worst eroded areas of blanket bog.
  • The immediate effect of this is rather like stepping straight from a glorious, sunlit, flower-filled meadow into a treacherous bog.
  • Specialities of the reserve: tussock sedge, bog pimpernel, bog pimpernel, bogbean, southern marsh orchid, reed bunting, snipe, grass snake.
  • Across the road from the highest point of the mountain, a narrow footpath leads down into a small sphagnum moss bog.
  • From new scientist: the world's largest frozen peat bog is melting.
  • Bog rosemary.
  • A valley bog is distinguished by having an identifiable water flow as, for example, at pettypool sssi.
  • Recent peat stratigraphy shows evidence of a history of wooded bog on this site.
  • Flushes on the acidic barden and blubberhouses moors are home to bog pimpernel and bog pondweed.

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