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Deer cast their antlers around this time of the year, every year and sometimes eat them in part or in total. They shed one and the other usually follo…Deer cast their antlers around this time of the year, every year and sometimes eat them in part or in total. They shed one and the other usually follows within the hour. When you see a velvety bump that’s the sign that the new antlers are coming in; usually a month later. (image by toshegg) […]
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The islands are currently closed to the public due to the coronavirus but the National Trust rangers are keeping a …Read More »
Coed Brwynen Fach (Little Rush Wood), Trimsaran, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire | Woodlands.co.uk
Coed Brwynen Fach (Little Rush Wood) Carmarthenshire A level area of open rough pasture encircled by mature broadleaf woodland and …Read More »
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Four new appointments to the Natural England board
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RRS Sir David Attenborough’s cargo tender completes maiden voyage
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