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Also at the Penclacwydd Wetlands, the sad demise of mole (Talpa europea) was noted. His friend Ratty (the Water vole Arvicola terrestris) seems, however, to be thriving in that location.
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I thought you might like to see my post on Swansea wildlife in the Willows ...
Caroline at Coastcard
Poor thing was still there on Sunday!
-Owen
What do you expect? Zombie moles?
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