I spent a couple of hours at a rather overcast Slimbridge wetlands Centre today. Highlights were two water rail feeding close to the Willow Hide and the newly arrived Bewicks swans on the Rushy Pen.
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GRAYLINGS AT 100 ACRE PIECE, MORTIMER
Graylings are often found near coasts, but I know of a colony that can be found at the edge of a conifer plantations in the village of Morti...
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