Boxes in Boxes
The boxes below are well documented all over the net so please feel free to do with them whatever you will. As you can see the css is the same throughout just slight differences in the span styles.
Box 1
Magpie
Pica pica
The magpie is a large, black and white bird with a long, green-glossed tail and metallic blue-black wings. It is common throughout Britain, although absent from northern Scotland.
Magpies are territorial and, because nest sites are limited, not all birds in an area will breed. Those that do build large, domed nests of twigs in a thorny bush or tall tree. In April to May females lay a clutch of between five and eight eggs
Box 2
Magpie
Pica pica
Magpies are distributed widely throughout the UK, their population increasing at the average of about 6% per year since about 1940. This increase has largely levelled out since the early 1990s and is currently fairly stable.
A breeding pair of magpies will take about five weeks to build their characteristic dome shaped nest during March and early in April. This nest is made out of twigs and lined with roots or grass.
Box 3
Magpie
Pica pica
Eye-catching, cunning and aggressive are all terms used to describe magpies. Eye-catching for their plumage, cunning due to the persecution they have received from gamekeepers over the past 250 years, and aggressive in their manner of raiding songbird nests for eggs and fledglings.