INTRODUCTION

The fields of Windsor Castle Park were created long ago by those who cut the forests that once occupied this place. These open areas are valuable to man--crop production, recreational ventures, community gatherings and viewing the expanse of the sky. But what do they offer to other living things? Who can handle the unobstructed heat of the sun and cold winter winds? A careful look reveals that these areas serve many important members of the community of living organisms. Explore the life and dynamics of the fields in the sections that follow. 
​Slide show images: ©2019 Bonnie Horne 
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