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The diary of a water vole colony
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About this Blog
This blog charts the fortunes of water voles in and around the Whitchurch area, North Shropshire. Water voles are one of the UK's most threatened mammals, extinct in many counties, and so it's vital they receive as much monitoring and protection as there is going. Here in Whitchurch we're lucky enough to have them right in the middle of town - how cool is that?
Links
- Wood Lane Nature Reserve at Ellesemere
- Wildlife Kate (not me!)
- Whitchurch Water Vole Group
- Views of the Ock - another water vole blog
- Terry Whittaker's wonderful vole photos
- Shropshire CC countryside information
- Richard Steel's wildlife photographs
- Out and About nature blog
- Jo Cartmell's shiny new Water Vole Info site
- Gilly Otter's lovely blog
- Derek Gow, Water Vole Expert
- Countryside Tales
- Contact the Environment Agency about river pollution here:
- Careering Through Nature
- Beautiful French wildlife blog
- ARKive short video clips and photos of water voles
Blog Archive
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2007
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December
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- Prints to end the year with
- Trolleys out again (well, they were at 10.30 this ...
- Had a really encouraging email from the new manage...
- Had an ID for the last set of Prees Branch canal p...
- Out on Whixall Moss
- And so it goes on
- And so it goes on
- More prints, more field voles
- The trolleys have gone from the brook at White Li...
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December
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2 comments:
What a pain. I thought you had seen the last of those pesky trolleys in the stream. What's wrong with people? Hopefully this is only a hiccup and not going to be a regular occurrence. Jane
Now the coin-release trolleys have been installed, I think this kind of thing will pretty much stop altogether. Hooray!
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