BBC Wildlife Magazine - 2018-12-19

• Earth from Space
• The secret life of the wren
• Botanical illustrati­ons
• Tracking in Tanzania
• Beluga whales
• Captive big cats
• Meet the Scientist
• Mark Carwardine
• Conservati­on report
• Truth or Fiction?
• Mike Dilger’s wildlife watching
• Volunteer: Working for Nature
• Travel: National Parks
• Wildlife Champion
• Behind the Image
• Nick Baker’s Hidden Britain
• Wild at Home: Natural history, TV, books, puzzles and more
• In Focus: Jawfish
• Your Photos
• Between land and sea
• Northern soul
• Pretty poly
• Ancient survivors
• Shades of grey
• Sudden song
• Winter cheer
• SPECIES TO LOOK OUT FOR
• CHOICE LOCATIONS
• THE GREEN SAFARIS GROUP
• FLEXIBLE FEEDER
• How to film a herd of elephants from space
• Three key sequences
• HUNTING BIG GAME: WHAT DO THE TERMS MEAN?
• What’s in a name?
• Wrens in literature and culture
• The growth of hi-tech tracking
• Know your dung
• Escape strategies: when tracking goes wrong
• PLANNING TO VISIT?
• MONTEREY BAY WHALE WATCH
• Increase in Amazonian agricultur­e proposed
• Southern Darwin’s frog
• Endangered orchids are being openly traded online
• Sacoproteu­s seaslugs
• Scottish beavers under pressure
• Caught on camera
• Unhealthy hares
• Buzzing off
• Norwegian wolves face another cull
• Sea sanctuary
• GOING, GOING, GONE?
• WIN a luxury stay in Oxfordshir­e!
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• Prize includes
• Taxonomic and artistic excellence
• The Wall of Birds
• WILD STREAM
• Big Garden Birdwatch
• River Walks
• Tom Mustill
• Climate Change and British Wildlife
• Weird Plants
• I Saw it First: Jungle
• Beetle Collector’s Handbook
• The Glorious Life of the Oak
• OUT I N THE GARDEN
• CROSSWORD
• NOVEMBER ANSWERS
• TRACE YOUR FAMILY HISTORY FOR FREE
• Why do salmon leap?
• Why do some lizards have blue tongues?
• Are dogs as bad as cats for wildlife?
• What is crown shyness?
• SWALLOW NESTING
• Why are some pond snails red?
• Why do some mammals eat soil?
• K-T Boundary
• FLAG-FOOTED BUG
• Corcovado Costa Rica
• When to go
• How you can help...
• A MILLICAN BACKPACK
• Cats and wildlife
• Keeping the crows at bay
• Defending direct action
• Railway sightings
• Hotel homework
• Sustainabl­e population?
• A fortuitous encounter with an elusive feline
• Spider surprise
• The expert view
• CONTRAILS AT DAWN
• LIFE AND DEATH AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
• MAGPIE IN THE SNOW
• SEASONAL OVERLAP
• SPECTACULA­R ISOLATION
• WAITING FOR HER PREY
• GOOSE BARNACLES, SANNA BAY, SCOTLAND
• CRAIG DENFORD
• ROBERT CANIS
• BEN WATKINS
• IVAN CARTER (AGE 17)
• LUCY FARRELL (AGE 9)
• NEIL MCINTYRE
• WINTER Red Squirrel

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