- A bog or
bogland is a
wetland that ac****ulates peat as a
deposit of dead
plant materials –
often mosses,
typically sphagnum moss. It is one of the four...
- with
glacial deposits of clay and sand, as well as
significant areas of
bogland and
several lakes. The
highest point is
Carrauntoohil (1,038.6 m or 3,407 ft)...
- the 1980s, the
increase in oil
prices led to an
interest in Ireland's
boglands for
energy independence.
Herbst Peat & Energy,
together with Ballintubber...
- July 2011.
Retrieved 16 July 2011. "The Céide
Fields and
North West Mayo
Boglands".
UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
Archived from the
original on Oct 17, 2011...
- 170 km2 (about 42,000 acre)
nature reserve with
scenery of mountains,
raised boglands,
lakes and woodlands. At its
heart is
Glenveagh Castle, a late Victorian...
- needed] Just
south of
Tullamore are the
unique 'Lough Boora' parklands. The
boglands are a
landscape for a wide
range of
flora and fauna. The
wetlands and wildlife...
- Bv 202 was
designed to
transport troops and
equipment through snow or
boglands in
northern Sweden. The last
Swedish unit to use this
vehicle was the Cavalry...
- from the
world po****tion of
approximately 12,000
migrates to
winter on
boglands in the
Killarney Valley within the park. The
numbers of this bird that...
- loss. This is due to the
decline in its
preferred habitats,
which are
boglands. It is
currently only
found on the
southern side of
Lough Neagh, but it...
-
world of
megalithic doorways and
charming noble barbarity."
Poems such as "
Bogland" and "Bog Queen"
addressed political struggles directly for the
first time...
