Great Crested Newt Population Thriving in Chorleywood

July 12, 2012

Great Crested Newt Population Thriving in Chorleywood

Heavy and unseasonal rainfall is bad news for anyone holding an summer fair or planning a barbecue - but it is good news for newts in Chorleywood.

via www.watfordobserver.co.uk

What a difference a few months make ...

The photo accompanying this news article doesn't actually claim to be a great crested newt, but given the title of the news item, you might expect Watford Observer to use a more appropriate stock image.

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