(1) This is a heathland course to gladden the heart.

(2) Former heathland too was broken up into fields on a huge scale, as Professor Hoskins rightly stresses.

(3) We crossed over heathland and passed ponds crowded with rushes and bordered by willows.

(4) Developments elsewhere, for example on Dorset heathland, require strong opposition if the fragile habitat of rare wildlife is to be saved.

(5) Holding steady: The wood or heathland ant holding a microchip in its toothed (serrated) mandibles.

(6) If you are walking along heathland, try to tread heavily to warn away snakes.

(7) Heathland Heathland at dusk(/heathland.html), Dorset Dorset is a county in South West England on the English Channel coast.

(8) Enjoy the fresh green landscape as you leave Hilversum on a leisurely ride through the heathlands and dunes.

(9) It follows paths, bridleways and some quiet roads and crosses heathlands, woods and agricultural land.

(10) The town is a thriving commercial and educational centre close to both heathland and the sea.

(11) Across Europe, the biggest declines from 1990 to 2000 had been for bogs and fenland, heathland and coastal habitats.

(12) A short walk from my house in Hampshire, on a hill overlooking the heathland, is a plaque marking the spot where Richard Pryce Jones deliberately crashed his Halifax bomber during the war.

(13) Photo and caption by Paul M. ProvencherBear Rocks Preserve is a heathland at 4000 feet, 477 acres that features sandstone and quartz rocks arranged and eroded in various ways.

(14) With so much land to work with, Jones wove together a tapestry of heathland, hardwoods, streams, and wetlands.