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Nature in Wales

Vol. 13, no. 3 March 1973

Issue contents
Article title	Author	View Article
[front matter]		View Article
[front matter]		View Article
Broadleaved woodlands in south Wales and their conservation	R.S. Smith and J.M. Edington.	View Article
Flies on the window pane	M.J. Morgan.	View Article
A breeding bird census in a sessile oakwood at Aber, Caernarvonshire	R.G. Gibbs and M.J. Wigginton.	View Article
Ynys	S.Z. Edwards.	View Article
Jackdaws stealing fish from guillemots on Skomer	T.R. Birkhead.	View Article
The bird community of a young conifer plantationat Plas Coed Môr, Anglesey	H. Insley and J.B. Wood.	View Article
Dragonflies in Wales, 1970-1972	Bryan L. Sage.	View Article
The Biological Recording Working Group in Wales	J.M. Bateman.	View Article
William Condry.	Harry Soan.	View Article
On the food of three species of littoral fish from the Gower Peninsula	Brian W. Coad.	View Article
Notes from the National Museum of Wales Department of Botany		View Article
Field notes		View Article
Invertebrates	M.J. Morgan.	View Article
Notes on butterflies and moths in Radnorshire in 1971-1972	Dorothy M. Phillips.	View Article
Wild flowers in the hedgerows, wild flowers of the waterways and marshes and wild flowers of the coast. Book review.		View Article
The Observer's book of house plants. Book review.		View Article
British landscapes through maps : the Fishguard and Pembroke area. Book review.		View Article
The Pembrokeshire historian, No 4, the journal of the Pembrokeshire Local History Society. Book review.		View Article
Rabies in animals and man. Book review.		View Article
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[society notes]		View Article
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