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ST24
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Joined: 27 Mar 2010
No. of posts: 20


View other posts by ST24 		Posted: 03 Apr 2010

Just a few from various places - mainly near Borth (2 found) and then a location near my caravan in mid Wales - 40 found, including this monster one, nearly 40cm...

 

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kevinb
Senior Member
Joined: 18 Mar 2009
No. of posts: 61


View other posts by kevinb 		Posted: 03 Apr 2010

Those newts are well hidden.Can't see last 2 pics for some reason.
ST24
Member
Joined: 27 Mar 2010
No. of posts: 20


View other posts by ST24 		Posted: 26 Feb 2011

Just updating my slowie pics from 2010. Nowere near the numbers we've seen before (in the village near my caravan in mid Wales) but at least 25 individuals seen, all shapes and sizes..

..to the "monster" being wrestled by my eldest, measured at 42cm long

This one had seen better days...
Suzi
Senior Member
Joined: 06 Apr 2005
No. of posts: 860


View other posts by Suzi 		Posted: 26 Feb 2011
What a l-o-n-g slow worm!
Sadly the ones that lose their tails never move very well afterwards as they seem to lack any "grip". I guess they are more vulnerable to more trouble then.

Suz
ben rigsby
Senior Member
Joined: 27 Apr 2010
No. of posts: 337


View other posts by ben rigsby 		Posted: 26 Feb 2011
wow! great pix. a very varied bunch.
loved the biggie.

thanks for posting

ben
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