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Old 23-04-2008, 11:05 AM
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Beast-Watch (delete the '-') track sightings of unusual wild animals seen in the UK

Check out your county you may have Wolves, corn snakes or who knows what living wild near you!

http://www.beas****ch.co.uk/REPORTS.htm#England

Sorry the link is being screwed up by the anti-swear filter

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beast-watch.co.uk without the hyphen
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Old 23-04-2008, 11:51 AM
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Nice link.

I wonder if there are any reports of sightings of Cliff Racers on there!
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Old 23-04-2008, 11:53 AM
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Nice link.

I wonder if there are any reports of sightings of Cliff Racers on there!
Didn't they all catch some blight or other?
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Old 23-04-2008, 01:42 PM
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Heh, not much in shropshire. That'll be me scaring them all off eh, Sooty!
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Don't be too harsh on us Amy
We had Wolves in Shropshire
ok it was in 1839
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Don't be too harsh on us Amy
We had Wolves in Shropshire
ok it was in 1839
And it was a preseason tour.

They lost.
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we dont get wolves but i know we have some real strange beasties that crawl around after dark, prying in to your bins, scattering rubbish everywhere, and then fighting over the remains..Thats just the neighbours though, aint seen any wierd creatures other than the hundreds of seagulls that breed on our chimney pots..
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we dont get wolves but i know we have some real strange beasties that crawl around after dark, prying in to your bins, scattering rubbish everywhere, and then fighting over the remains..Thats just the neighbours though, aint seen any wierd creatures other than the hundreds of seagulls that breed on our chimney pots..
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