Sun - April 22, 2007
Lullingstone Toads
I enjoyed your article
featuring my colleague and I and, more importantly, the beautiful park in which
we are both fortunate enough to work.
Posted at 10:28 am Read More
Mon - October 11, 2004
Just How Important Are Cliffs for Reptiles?
Hot on the heels of Roger Frost, I received a most
interesting email from Sue Dymond in Devon.
Posted at 05:50 pm Read More
Sat - October 9, 2004
historical Records via New Zealand!
A few days ago I received an interesting email from
Roger Frost. After seeing my blog on the web, Roger sent me some historical
observations of adder in West Kent. What is particularly interesting is the fact
that Roger left Kent some time ago and now resides in New Zealand.
Posted at 10:09 pm Read More
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This site contains news, announcements and reports concerning the conservation of reptiles and amphibians in the English county of Kent.
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