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Bird Nests And Foxes - an exciting game for outdoors
By Chris Holland on 02/07/2012 17:15:20
Children can practise the skills of sitting still and creeping up with this brilliant game to play in the woods
Bird Nests And Foxes(or hedgehogs or meerkats, or any other egg-eating predators)Ages four and up, suitable for up to 30 players, allow about an hourReadyThe object of this hide-and-seek based game is for the nest makers to make a nest o the ground
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How your child can have an outdoor detective adventure
By Fiona McKim on 12/12/2012 12:23:00
Five ways your child can investigate his natural surroundings
wildlife. Bird chirping and insects buzzing should be easy to pick up on, but can you also hear grasshoppers, frogs or small mammals rustling in the grass?3. Search for nesting holes – foxes may use hollows at the base of a tree, while woodpeckers nest
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Ways to encourage birds into your garden
By Fiona McKim on 17/02/2012 17:02:15
Attract avian acquaintances in three simple steps
into your garden, it is up to you to protect them from potential pitfalls and predators. Firstly ensure you clean out any feeding or nesting areas regularly, as bacteria from old food and droppings can be very harmful. Ensure birds in your garden are out
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Wildlife spots in Britain
By Suzanne Milne on 18/04/2010 13:22:06
Seals, bats, foxes or deer – discover the UK's beautiful animals in their own habitat
. Tel: 01934 742343 or visit www.cheddarcaves.co.uk2. Rockingham Forest, NorthamptonshireHazel dormice live here, along with foxes, badgers, polecats, fallow deer, muntjac deer, woodpeckers and tawny and long-eared owls. Go to the RSPB centre
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The Sneaking Circle - a game for all ages
By Chris Holland on 04/07/2012 11:33:35
Charge up your water pistols for this Grandmother's Footsteps-style sneaking game
-on nature activities. Try another idea from the book... Bird Nests And Foxes.
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