bog
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to protect the population of | bog | bush crickets at acheninnes landfill |
to protect the population of | bog | bush crickets at acheninnes landfill |
whether any sites on which | bog | bush crickets have been recorded |
mmhm aye we- we d | bog | cludgie or lavvy mmhm mmhm |
the cludgie [laugh] f1005: the | bog | is that what you said |
[laugh] or cludgie or the | bog | [laugh] f1054: and does that |
ontae it the lavvy the | bog | the cludgie [laugh] f1005: the |
s trauchlin beached in a | bog | like a biblical whale hashin |
lavvy m1019: lavvy m1022: the | bog | [growl] m1020: what is this |
about moofae mouthful moss peat | bog | mowser moustache muckle large mull |
some folk still use the | bog | an the duffy aye m1010: |
ye could ca it the | bog | f1054: i havenae heard duffy |
bin at ae time a | bog | nae seener did the builders |
did the builders drain the | bog | than the heivens opened up |
proposed conditions to conserve the | bog | bush cricket at that location |
many sites in scotland the | bog | bush cricket has been recorded |
better off now but the | bog | i think the bog some |
old bog road the old | bog | road irish ballad comin on |
you ireland and the old | bog | road the old bog road |
the bog i think the | bog | some folk still use the |
rich voice wi the old | bog | road een o ma favourites |
yowes ewes bield shelter flowe | bog | disjaskit downcast dowie sad kail |
same meesic in a peat | bog | i ve ay likit peat |
stravaigin like fitprints in peat | bog | we ve left wir mark |
ain speed ower patches o | bog | an heather by e carcase |
vegetation including heathland heather moorland | bog | and rough grassland and unimproved |
far aa yer nichtmares tryst | bog | written during an exhibition at |
origin meanin shelter bi the | bog | the umquhile maislee hoose an |
am a child of the | bog | a sleepy scaley rope i |
road with the black black | bog | beneath i am a child |
am a child of the | bog | i am sphagnum yellow as |
am a child of the | bog | i am the purple heath |
am a child of the | bog | i am the slithering newt |
am a child of the | bog | i have a crown of |
am a child of the | bog | i soar i sigh i |
am a child of the | bog | i sting i bite i |
am a child of the | bog | the ancient otter threading my |
am a child of the | bog | the gossamer dragonfly my shimmering |
am a child of the | bog | the staring owl my hood |
kitchen windae it wis es | bog | e fairmer wis heidin for |
think that heaven is a | bog | for me if it comes |
mowdies howk the yird the | bog | an fen fower cheenges ken |
abeen e plantin aside e | bog | though ye cd only tell |
lad aren t you son | bog | off like my old dear |
dhol suas son bha e | bog | an uiridh nuair a gheàrr |
it wisna jist e normal | bog | bit een at hid grown |
ve heard it caed the | bog | afore yes aye f1054: good |
so wi that or the | bog | f1054: mmhm f1025: [inhale] but |
a bheil e air fàs | bog | m981: tha an t eagal |
wis fit wis caad e | bog | nestlin at e fit o |
o e burn at e | bog | side ere wis a lot |
o fit mith a been | bog | bean seeds in em sometimes |
sprot rapes cut in the | bog | but it was still the |
[laugh] f1009: [laugh] m1008: the | bog | the cludge [laugh] m1007: [?]why not![/?] |
ask the scottish executive whether | bog | pools within blanket bogs and |
in wi a taigle o | bog | an muir an rashie weeds |
the gut it cairriet a | bog | in its mou wi a |
do have eh loo eh | bog | john dunny ehm it s |
gibraltar and not a quaking | bog | now i m hearing her |
bairns o the mist the | bog | four shots and a chaser |
the struggle a schoolgirl s | bog | after a period of nomadism |
and if so how the | bog | itself is not a wetland |
oor lives flushed doon the | bog | aw them years wur well |
went to london that stinking | bog | of tolerance and vice by |
bed and tomb where all | bog | creatures meet tyrebagger earth house |