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Taxonomy tussles aside, spotting any grass snake can be far from easy, and I circled the ponds several times, scanning path-side undergrowth, before cutting up through an area of grass and heather, where a shape caught my eye.
On many lower mountain slopes, cutting, grazing, and burning the original vegetation have produced an often dense cover of maquis, or scrub growth, characterized by various associations of wild olive, mastic tree, kermes oak (Quercus coccinea), arbutus, heather, myrtle, artemisia, cytisus (Medicago arborea), broom, and rosemary.
"Stop cutting".
Knife cutting.
Start cutting.
So why is heather moorland, a highly impoverished habitat which results from repeated cutting and grazing, our conservation priority?
"Heather... grass... more heather".
Love, Mom and Heather.
Heather finished third.
See also heather.
"Heather swam like crazy".
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