Bird and bat boxes have been installed across a landscape ______ by wildfire as part of efforts to bring wildlife back. The blaze at Langdale Moor in the North York Moors National Park, England, started on 11 August and burned for more than 40 days, covering nearly 10 sq miles (25 sq km) at its ______. The moorland was home to species including redstarts and cuckoos, but nesting spots were destroyed in the fire. Whitby Naturalists Club built 25 custom-made nesting boxes, which they have installed on part of the affected moorland, and a spokesperson said: "The fire was ______. It was really nasty to see, so it's important for migrating birds to find a suitable home quickly." The blaze was likely to have been caused by someone cooking using a campfire or gas burner, an investigation found. As well as destroying ______, the fire also damaged existing bird and bat boxes and killed off vital food sources for ______ such as kestrels, merlin falcons, and owls.