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THE LIVING WORLD
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The Living World is a gentle weekend natural history programme, presented by Lionel Kelleway, which aims to broadcast the best, most intimate encounters with British wildlife.
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"The Living World is the next best thing to being there. Our contributors are skilled naturalists who are able to reveal those fascinating facts about animals and plants that you don't always find in books. It's like having a personal guided tour of the countryside, without needing to leave the house."
Lionel Kelleway
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Lionel Kelleway and Mark Lawley get close to some mosses in a woodland on the border of Shropshire and Herefordshire.
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Mosses
The rich green and light olive colours of mosses are a welcome sight in a damp, cold colourless winter. With the moisture of autumn and winter mosses come into their own and it is the best time of year to see them.
They can be found on nearly every surface from roof tiles, to tree bark, gravestones, in fact anywhere you choose to look.Ìý Armed with a hand-lens this fascinating miniature world comes into view.
Lionel joined Mark Lawley, a local bryologist, to explore the mosses to be found in a woodland on the border of Shropshire and Herefordshire. |
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