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in Dickie's meadow

In danger. Primarily heard in UK. I knew I was in Dickie's meadow when I found myself between the mother bear and her cub.

meadow muffin

n. a mass of cow dung. Jill stepped in a meadow muffin while she was bird-watching.

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Conwy Valley based botanical specialist, Dr Trevor Dines, said: "The sheer number of street names relating to meadows speaks of a time when the meadow was the beating heart of the community, providing grazing and hay for livestock as well as employment and food.

Our meadows disappearing; Charity says flower-rich fields are in decline

Meadows Office Interiors' dedicated service division, Meadows Service Group, will be based at this new facility.

Interiors firm takes 20,000 s/f on west side

Every year, more and more meadows are lost through ploughing, fertilising, neglect, change of land use and development.

Hunt on to find Wales' 'meadow makers'

That led to the reserve being selected for the Coronation Meadows Project, which happened after Plantlife published Our Vanishing Flora in 2012, a report highlighting the loss of wild flowers from individual counties across Britain since the Coronation.

A jewel among meadows

They included annual meadows, which have a mix of native and non-native plant species that flower for one year, and perennial meadows, which have only native species.

Urban meadow plan for capital

Millions of acres have been lost, with only a tiny 2% of the meadows and grasslands that existed in the 1930s still remaining.

UK meadows under threat; in the wild

Populated by grasshoppers, beetles, froghoppers, butterflies and numerous other species of insect, hay meadows are famous for the throbbing drone that appears to eminate from the earth beneath them.

Pastoral paradise: in the past 70 years, the UK has lost 98 per of its meadows and, in doing so, placed much of its flora and fauna on the verge of extinction. But on a farm in the Cotswolds, conservationists have developed a model hay meadow that could help with the widespread restoration of this valued and beautiful habitat

Meadows served his country in both World War II and the Korean War as an officer in the U.

Edmund Meadows

This is an injustice here," Meadows told Lane County Circuit Judge Maurice Merten, adding that the victim was "a good friend" and "like a sister to me.

Brutal killing of Springfield woman results in 10-year prison sentence

Green Meadows argued that the tax code specifically exempts manufactured housing held for sale or storage by a dealer, and that as a dealer it could not be taxed for the housing units it owns.

Owner of mobile home park liable for property taxes on unoccupied manufactured housing units held for sale

Meadows, 30, will compete for a middle-to-long relief job that might include the occasional spot start.

DODGERS UPDATE: MEADOWS GETS MINOR-LEAGUE CONTRACT

Don Meadows, former editor of TAPPI JOURNAL, is editor/writer at CDC's National Center for Environmental Health and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

Derek H. Page receives 2005 TAPPI Gunnar Nicholson Gold Medal

Finally on Sunday, May 18, 2003, 1,000 people gathered on the Deer Meadows campus to officially honor 52 brave male and female veterans, who represented every branch of the armed forces.

A Veterans' Day of tribute

ONE DAY LAST year Sandy Meadows, who supervises the floral department at an Albertson's grocery store in Baton Rouge, was helping out at another Albertson's that had lost its florist.

Flower power: free the florists!

If the show's title is read phonetically (to become animalize), Meadows could be seen to animalize his earlier DIY geometric formalism, in which part of the visual excitement pivoted on a "pop-up" effect.