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j gaughan
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Joined: 04 May 2003
No. of posts: 57


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Posted: 28 Oct 2010
during winter habitat management work _

had a juv under a rock today (heavy ironstone boulder) at Weavers Down (MOD), Hants. 09.45 & 17.20 going down a hole

and a 2009 female on 14th Oct at Witley Common (ARC), Surrey, 17.30 under tin

. . . i also heard that Fred Holmes, while returning one after our last educational show of the year (Blackmore Apple Day, Hampshire), had a couple of smooth snakes under the same tin last week on a private surrey site

John Gaughan
ARC Weald Field Officer
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Chris Monk
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Joined: 21 Apr 2004
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Posted: 29 Oct 2010
By chance I heard today from someone at work about coming across 3 slow-worms in a tangle out on a path in the sun on Tuesday this week (26th). He picked one up to show his young children and they all then disappeared into the long grass - the slow-worms not the children! However it wasn't up here in Derbyshire where he has occasionally come across them in his compost heap, as on Tuesday they were actually down at his sister in laws and walking on the coastal path on the north Cornish coast.

Got him to show me where it was on the aerial photos on Keith Balmer's Bedfordshire Natural History Society's Grab a Grid Reference webtool so I can send the record in to the relevant people in Cornwall.
http://www.bnhs.co.uk/focuson/grabagridref/html/index.htm

Chris
Derbyshire Amphibian & Reptile Group
www.derbyshirearg.co.uk

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