| 20 answers for: A stack of dead logs, say, could be a rotten place... |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| WOODPILE | A stack of dead logs, say, could be a rotten place for wildlife! (8) |
| BLUETITS | Sad time? It is for wildlife! (8) |
| PAPERWORK | a stack of dead trees |
| PUTREFIED | Rotten place for arbitrator to die horribly (9) |
| GAMEPRESERVE | Place for wildlife |
| EXTREMES | Logs, say, gathering bit of moss in remote places (8) |
| PRESERVES | Places for wildlife |
| BUILD | Play with Lincoln Logs, say |
| SNORE | Saw logs, say |
| SOYABEAN | A bone, say, could be a valuable source of protein |
| EMISSARY | Miser, say, could be a spy (8) |
| SHEEPDOG | Collie, say, could be a speed-hog (5,3) |
| DAYLEWIS | Wilde, say, could be a poet (3-5) |
| TREASURE | A good home-help, say, could be worth a fortune (8) |
| ELEMENTS | He and I, say, could be factors (8) |
| CUTHBERT | Saint of Lindisfarne whose life, legacy and protection of nature, particularly of his namesake Cuddy's duck, are regarded as an early blueprint for wildlife conservation (8) |
| HEDGEROW | How to maintain advantage associated with river habitat for wildlife? (8) |
| LIBRETTI | Patience, say, could come from such books (8) |
| BRASSICA | Cabbage, say, could make money, I see. Ace! (8) |
| UNCHASTE | Being fond of sex, say, could make nuts ache |
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