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John's mammals 2007
Many thanks John. I'll be in Devon in either July or August and will report back. James- James Blake
- Post #140
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John's mammals 2007
Hi John Your thread continues to be a great read. I'm going to be very near Buckfastleigh in a few weeks and will go and look at the horseshoe bats. I assume these are the ones mentioned in the new mammal guide. Where exactly do you think is the best place to watch from? And when did they...- James Blake
- Post #138
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John's mammals 2007
For anyone keen to see a Polecat: David Kent of Great Glen Wildlife Tours runs an annual trip to the Welsh borders which includes spotlighting sessions for mammals - two Polecats seen last year. Details here: http://www.greatglenwildlife.co.uk/tours/wales_borders.html Unfortunately this...- James Blake
- Post #111
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John's mammals 2007
Hi John Agree Fowlmere is good for a range of mammals. Glad you got to see a Water Shrew there - I shall continue trying! Best of luck with your year of mammal watching. I've just booked for a bat walk at Wimpole - will hopefully see Barbastelle for the first time. James- James Blake
- Post #88
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John's mammals 2007
Had a quick look at the Where to Watch Mammals book today and agree that it looks over-optimistic, at least in parts. For instance it has Fowlmere in Cambs as a site for Otter and Water Shrew. I've been there many times and never seen either, despite actively looking for Water Shrews on a...- James Blake
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