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The Rabbit’s Favourite
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It is a scene so common that it is far too often ignored. Whether you’re walking in the countryside or simply past an abandoned building...
Thorny Issues
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If looks have any bearing, few we dare a second look at the ground thistle. This is one fierce looking plant that in the early days of it...
The Unnoticeable One
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If one were to draw a list of the least appreciated wild flowers there are then this would be very much near the top. Whilst others migh...
Basking In The Sun
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There is an admirable resiliency in those plants that manage to survive the heat of the Maltese summer in the wild. Forget to water do...
Intelligence of Nature
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One of the most fascinating aspects of nature is the opportunism with which it imbues living organisms. Plants and animals alike shape ...
Faint Echo of Jackdaws
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When a jackdaw ( ċawla ) was shot in Gozo in April 1956, it marked the passing of a species that up till a hundred years earlier had been...
Not Just Any Poppy
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The purple poppy. When I was a child that is what we used to call this flower whenever we came across it. And I find that it is what mo...
A Wildflower Of Many Talents
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It is sometimes difficult to appreciate just how much of what we see around us is a recent addition. This does not necessarily refer to ...
Recalling Bronte
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Heather. The word brings to mind the wind-swept Yorkshire moors of Emily Bronte novels which this flowering plant populates. It is large...
The White Flower of November
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Come November and as Maltese fields receive their first real consistent dose of rain they tend to be taken over by this plant that then pa...
Deadly Vanilla Flavour
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Blink and you’ll miss it. In fact, most people do. There is something fleeting about this plant that produces a long head covered wi...
Seaside Wonder
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Trips to the seaside have become so sanitised that one beach looks practically exactly like the next one. People expect the same experie...
Only In The Afternoon
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This has to be one of the wild plants that produces the most colourful and attractive flower so much that some people use them to bring...
The Squirting Plant
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One of the great beauties of nature lies in the variety of reproduction mechanisms with which plants are equipped through evolution. I...
Snapshots of The Maltese: The First Conservationist
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For years, his was a lone voice in the wilderness. Guido Lanfranco was talking and campaigning about the importance of conserving nature wh...
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