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| It offers a large park, | woodland walks, views over the estuary of the River Fa |
| To the west and north, pasture | woodland merges into the Great Wood. |
| st which will be allowed to revert to pasture | woodland over many years to double the size of the nat |
| Pre-Columbian cultures of the Archaic period; | Woodland period (Adena and Hopewell cultures); and Mis |
| nclude the Whichford pottery, the picturesque | woodland (which is of special scientific interest), th |
| ow known as Cwmtillery was once a picturesque | woodland area based beneath the heights of the local h |
| Broome Bird Observatory is set in pindan | woodland on the northern shore of Roebuck Bay. |
| This pine | woodland is isolated from the main body of East Texas |
| d you enter a region dominated by Pinyon pine | Woodland, with shrubs of the Desert Chaparral as an un |
| growing from a tuber, native to Turkish pine | woodland and maquis in southwestern Turkey. |
| The top is very open, with patches of pine | woodland and gorse bushes, and there is a triangulatio |
| itats are dry scrubland and open oak and pine | woodland between 1500 and 3000 m above sea-level. |
| a, where it is a member of chaparral and pine | woodland plant communities. |
| ves from the fact that the area was once pine | woodland (Pinar) and its impression on its first resid |
| It prefers pine-evergreen and pine-oak | woodland between 1,200 and 3,500 meters above sea leve |
| ntains stands of chestnut oak, pine-oak-heath | woodland, rocky scrub communities, numerous rare plant |
| a current taxon of this former Pinyon-juniper | woodland area which is now in central and northern Ari |
| It occurs in pinyon-juniper | woodland habitat dominated by the Colorado Pinyon (Pin |
| The species occurs in Eucalyptus piperata | woodland on Mount Buffalo and towards Porepunkah. |
| Garden" and "Banksia Garden" as well as the " | Woodland Picnic Area" which highlights the endangered |
| hoc method of planting resulted in a planted | woodland that very closely matched natural-growth wood |
| Stanley Family Plot, | Woodland Cemetery |
| Its assets were then: 4 hides; 7 ploughs, | woodland worth 6 hogs. |
| 6 slaves; meadow for 3 ploughs; | woodland for 500 pigs; from village grazing 8s. |
| 6 slaves; meadow for 2 ploughs; | woodland, 12 pigs. |
| confined to tiny, humid patches of Polylepis | woodland and montane scrub, and the major threat to ti |
| Possibly ' | woodland clearing at the spits of land'. |
| , or a name possibly linked to the Preenshead | woodland location nearby. |
| It prefers | woodland, mainly coniferous forests, but hunts over op |
| The species prefers | woodland, chalk downland and scrubland. |
| sible via natural paths through the preserved | woodland of the SSSI. |
| 230,000 m2) of landscaped gardens and private | woodland. |
| Its habitat was probably | woodland. |
| a is mostly farmland, with a small proportion | woodland. |
| Wilson Mountain Reservation is a protected | woodland park in Dedham, Massachusetts. |
| n addition the parks are located in protected | woodland and countryside areas. |
| tached manor or Hawridge, possibly to provide | woodland and hilltop summer pasture for the estate acr |
| the Orlestone Forest (a large area of public | woodland), and a number of buildings such as Orlestone |
| oast (Faeriecon) along with bands like Qntal, | Woodland and Trillian Green. |
| Pseudotsuga) and broadleaved (Alnus, Quercus) | woodland in the Pacific Northwest of North America. |
| l in Suffolk, where her teachers included Rae | Woodland, Gerald Moore and Peter Pears. |
| ientific Interest due to the presence of rare | woodland beetles. |
| Rare | woodland communities live within these substrates, and |
| Reborn | woodland wins green award |
| lood meadows, wet fenland, marsh and reedbed, | woodland and scrub. |
| Thatcham's network of gravel pits, reedbed, | woodland, hedges and grassland is rich in wildlife and |
| tion of one of the last large areas of relict | woodland in North Kent. |
| 2), most of which arable land, the remainder, | woodland and pasture. |
| by Northamptonshire County Council to remove | Woodland View Primary School in Grange Park as a feede |
| The area consists mainly of reservoirs, | woodland, farmland, and moorland. |
| Reserve and part a Nature Conservation Review | Woodland site. |
| This is a Nature Conservation Review | Woodland Site, owned and managed by the Somerset Wildl |
| rassland, coastal sage scrub, willow riparian | woodland, and rocky outcrops that support a diversity |
| haparral and coastal sage scrub, and riparian | woodland is found along the course of the Ventura Rive |
| It was traversed by the Darby Road [ | Woodland Avenue], Chadd's Ford, or Baltimore Pike, the |
| iety of grassy habitats, including roadsides, | woodland edges and clearings, prairies, bogs, and arct |
| s an annual or biennial plant native to rocky | woodland and burned or disturbed places in northern No |
| ennial growing from rhizomes, native to rocky | woodland and bases of cliffs in the Appalachians from |
| acts of mallee vegetation, and rosewood-belah | woodland. |
| le, Portola Pastures, Redtail Loop, Wild Rye, | Woodland Star, and Woodrat. |
| s from the Old-Norse "lundr" meaning a sacred | woodland grove and the Icelandic "wud," meaning "to bu |
| ere it is a member of the flora in sagebrush, | woodland, and desert scrub habitats. |
| It grows in sagebrush, | woodland, and other Great Basin habitat. |
| wooded habitats, ranging from very dry Sahel | woodland to the edge of rainforests. |
| cea) and broadleaved (Betula, Quercus, Salix) | woodland in southwestern China up to an altitude of 40 |
| estern United States, where it grows in sandy | woodland and plateau habitat and along the edges of th |
| This species occurs in savanna | woodland, as well as various other habitats. |
| d rainforest, stunted hill forest and savanna | woodland. |
| The vegetation is typically Guinea savanna | woodland, but has been badly over-grazed except for ri |
| s fringed by bulrushes, grassland and savanna | woodland. |
| ange of habitats, from semi-desert to savanna | woodland, but avoid moist areas like the Congo River b |
| cial interest in Midwestern prairie, savanna, | woodland, and wetland ecosystems, natural history and |
| rounding desert; it includes a very scattered | woodland of the endangered endemic species Saharan Cyp |
| 3.2 km) the road dips and rise through scenic | woodland on either side of the road crossing the River |
| There is a primary school | Woodland View Primary in School Lane' |
| w South Wales and Victoria in dry sclerophyll | woodland and on coastal dunes. |
| rk include coastal heathland, dry sclerophyll | woodland, herbland, grassland and salt marsh. |
| It grows in dry sclerophyll | woodland, where soil accumulates in depressions on the |
| rennials before turning to birch/willow scrub | woodland. |
| he remnants of which can be seen in the scrub | woodland and scattered hawthorn on the lower slopes. |
| tats at Cassop Vale include grassland, scrub, | woodland and wetland, the last fed by spring-lines. |
| es, including dry desert and sagebrush scrub, | woodland, and coniferous forest. |
| Basin and surrounding areas in desert, scrub, | woodland, and other habitat. |
| This shrub is a resident of scrub, | woodland, and forests in western North America. |
| , where it is widespread in chaparral, scrub, | woodland, grassland, and plateau habitat. |
| aja California, where it is known from scrub, | woodland, desert sands, and other habitat types. |
| ises open grassland, small pockets of scrubby | woodland and a pond. |
| rown hedgerows and several pockets of scrubby | woodland. |
| Its natural habitats are dry scrubland, | woodland, second growth and forest edges at 1000-3000 |
| hithurst, West Sussex, in an area of secluded | woodland, a short distance from Petersfield. |
| at 2,407 feet (734 m), a dense second-growth | woodland stretches south across Cheaha State Park and |
| ch of the peninsula reverted to second-growth | woodland within the Lake Superior State Forest. |
| It is found in humid forests and secondary | woodland often on sandy soil. |
| The carr is made up of 8.1 Ha mixed secondary | woodland and 3.64 Ha wet meadow, conifers have been su |
| Secondary | woodland in Epping Forest |
| thland and lowland valley bogs with secondary | woodland around the perimeter, Hothfield contains Kent |
| nded by thick hedgerows, scrubland, secondary | woodland and tree plantation. |
| r Plot is an area, predominately of secondary | woodland, on Turbary Moor Series Peat within the Somer |
| A programme to fell tracts of secondary | woodland has led to various public protests. |
| and and heathland being overcome by secondary | woodland - this has been exacerbated by the majority o |
| not been grazed for many years and secondary | woodland has grown over much of the area. |
| Large areas of semi-natural | woodland make this one of the most important areas for |
| st, comprises very wet, ancient, semi-natural | woodland on the edge of the Blackdown Hills Area of Ou |
| Brookheys covert is an ancient semi-natural | woodland dominated by oaks, with frequent ash, birch a |
| s one of the largest expanses of semi-natural | woodland in North-east England; a number of scarce spe |
| Ancient Semi-Natural | woodland can still be seen at Blubberhouses, Folly Hal |
| es of several of the broadleaved semi-natural | woodland types associated with the Blackdown Hills. |
| Uffmoor Wood is a semi-natural | woodland in Worcestershire, in the English Midlands. |
| e covers 122 hectares of ancient semi-natural | woodland situated on poorly drained London clay, with |
| and for transitions from ancient semi-natural | woodland through upland heath to blanket mire. |
| marshy grassland and broadleaved semi-natural | woodland. |
| f the few remaining fragments of semi-natural | woodland in the area. |
| Ancient semi-natural | woodland occurs in the areas known locally as Brick ki |
| Sparkford Wood is a broadleaved semi-natural | woodland situated on heavy fertile soils. |
| and for transitions from ancient semi-natural | woodland through upland heath to blanket mire. |
| West Blean is ancient semi-natural | woodland protected by a SSSI, 5km north of the city of |
| It is the largest area of semi-natural | woodland in north-east England and, because the steep |
| nants of its gardens, an ancient semi-natural | woodland - Hinkley Wood - designated as a Site of Spec |
| rest canopy and edges, and adjacent semi-open | woodland and second growth. |
| bird of forest, old second growth, semi-open | woodland and edges up to 1500 m altitude. |
| The United States Postal Service | Woodland Hills Post Office is located at 22121 Clarend |
| It is a plant of several | woodland, grassland, and forest habitat types. |
| is a non-photosynthetic orchid found in shady | woodland on basic soils. |
| (one of the more common ferns) in damp, shady | woodland environments and is often grown for decoratio |
| g the time of Edward the Confessor Sheltone's | woodland was valued at 5 shillings (£0.25). |
| Flooded Gum, Acorn Banksia and Rock Sheoak | woodland occur on the higher ground and deep sands sur |
| t is native to a tiny section of desert shrub | woodland on the border between Utah and Arizona, in th |
| They are restricted to shrubby | woodland in the Andes of Bolivia and Argentina, and bo |
| bow National Nature Reserve is a steep sided, | woodland reserve in the Upper Wye Valley just to the n |
| With little significant | woodland in its valley, the creek can rise quickly whe |
| Sindarin Elves ruled the predominantly Silvan | Woodland Realm of Northern Mirkwood, a minority to whi |
| Lithophragma tenellum - slender | woodland star |
| t found an "unknown" species on a steep slope | woodland under the highest peak, Tsing Yi Peak, on Tsi |
| rthern hepatic mat on heather-covered slopes, | woodland floors and on scree slopes in the Highlands a |
| The grounds consists of a small | woodland, a grass area, tennis courts, an all-weather |
| The small | woodland creatures don't take kindly to this and beat |
| The story takes place in a small | woodland village called Little Hintock, and concerns t |
| Small | Woodland area |
| The grounds behind the hall included a small | woodland area which led onto Shenton Fields (informall |
| Behind houses 14-16 there is a small | woodland area that leads down to Finkel Street. |
| In between these parts lay small | woodland areas and acres including the Knoblauchsfeld |
| co salamander (Plethodon aureolus) is a small | woodland salamander resembling P. glutinosus and found |
| Coombe Wood is a small | woodland and garden area in the old village of Coombe, |
| There is also a small | woodland directly opposite the estate. |
| e family known by the common name smallflower | woodland star. |
| ional 93 acres (380,000 m2) from the Smithers | Woodland Preserve were added to the reservation. |
| dertaken borough wide as part of the Solihull | Woodland Management Programme, which aims to provide a |
| est of the crag is grassy farmland, with some | woodland. |
| water and brackish tidal marsh wetlands, some | woodland and shore flats. |
| , continuing through areas of farms with some | woodland and homes. |
| ter part of the land is in pasture, with some | woodland. |
| it is a common plant of the deserts and some | woodland and valley areas. |
| parish mostly consists of farmland, with some | woodland in the upland regions. |
| Mandel Jewish Community Center at 26001 South | Woodland Road in Beachwood, Ohio. |
| different native peoples of the Southeastern | Woodland Culture. |
| Cobbs Creek and 60th Street to the southwest, | Woodland Avenue to the southeast, 53rd Street to the n |
| e in having extensive parks and green spaces, | woodland areas, a large number of historic buildings, |
| ep burrows in deserts and occasionally sparse | woodland. |
| A few groves of oak and sycamore form sparse | woodland in Wood Canyon; riparian vegetation lines Ali |
| Thurlbear Wood is a species-rich | woodland, formerly managed in a traditional coppice-wi |
| quet held that evening, hosted by Sir Stanley | Woodland (David Torrence in an uncredited role). |
| Tarr Steps | Woodland |
| Red Stringybark | woodland in Spring Gully CP |
| of replacing the bridges and have structured | woodland walkways. |
| Nature study ( | woodland, wetland and open space habitats) |
| It is found in grassland, scrub and stunted | woodland at altitudes of 3,500 to 5,200 metres (11,500 |
| remove parts of the woodlands for successful | woodland management. |
| The surrounding | woodland is dominated by birch and oak, along with row |
| While the Angels bomb the surrounding | woodland, the reconstruction infiltrates the compound |
| calivers (light muskets) from the surrounding | woodland. |
| he Great Cedar standing above the surrounding | woodland |
| Forestry is carried out in the surrounding | woodland. |
| workshops, and trails around the surrounding | woodland. |
| ourse and 164 acres (0.66 km2) of surrounding | woodland. |
| round, Chatham Town F.C., and the surrounding | woodland. |
| hen the reservoir and most of its surrounding | woodland was designated as a Site of Special Scientifi |
| , where he began his career with amateur team | Woodland Villa. |
| e grasslands, but is most common in temperate | woodland. |
| He noted that | woodland had been destroyed by goats and hogs which ha |
| Penguin Books together with the | Woodland Trust purchased a 96-acre (390,000 m2) woodla |
| The | woodland growing on the valley slopes, cliffs and scre |
| The site was occupied twice during the | Woodland period, during the Middle Woodland (1-500 CE) |
| nfilled (save for a thin 'stream' through the | woodland) and planted as a 34.5-acre (140,000 m2) wood |
| The | Woodland Railroad Station is located at 1897 Washingto |
| The | woodland was mostly planted in the 1930s; it consists |
| In addition parts of the | woodland are clear-felled, and in these areas a number |
| The vast majority of the | woodland is ancient woodland although some parts were |
| ns have been recorded as being present in the | woodland and 31 species of butterflies have been recor |
| The track then loops around the | woodland with a series of mid-speed corners, most nota |
| It is privately owned but is managed by the | Woodland Trust. |
| The | Woodland period from 1000 BCE to 1000 CE was marked by |
| They are very different in intent than the | woodland drum and more information is generally availa |
| styles of water drum are more common than the | woodland form and can be purchased in numerous locatio |
| The | woodland is part of the East Dartmoor Woods and Heaths |
| ic past, Civil War, the company town, and the | Woodland Indians. |
| 20, 1857 journal entry, one of several on the | woodland, he writes: “What a wild and rich domain that |
| nd the plants and animals which thrive in the | woodland soon started to re-colonize the ground. |
| Most of the plants are located in the | woodland and scrub of the slopes between Big Bear in t |
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