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These videos are fantastic, very informative, thank you so much!

Great video, thank you so much!

when I was a kid Id take a bike ride to the train tracks behind Luton airport and find slow worms under sheets of corrugated tin, I kept a few as pets for a number of years, they had babies that I released back into the wild, eventually I re released them all, they are fascinating little creatures

Very informative! Many thanks for your video!

I have a walled garden and no cat. I wonder if there are any slow worms to rescue?

I js held 1

Cheer~~~a dwarf shrub with small leathery leaves and small pink or purple bell-shaped flowers, characteristic of heathland and moorland.😊

Lovely, thank you

This was great, thank you!

Please get hold of a Time Machine and go back to 1989 and then find Maggie Thatcher and explain to her why privatising water is a stupid idea.

When i was a kid, i found one at a secluded small church (ironically in Shropshire). My 2 uncles and great auntie are buried there so me and my family frequented it a lot. My mum always used to tell me that snakes were prevalent on the grounds, including Adders. This small slow worm was basking in the alcove to the church, i thought it was a stick at first, but after it moved, obviously i knew it wasn't. I didn't touch it at first thinking it might be an Adder, but some elderly man came along and taught me about it, told me what it was and then carefully picked it up and let me handle it. I know you're not really supposed to, but being fond of wildlife and especially reptiles, i wouldn't let up. I thought it was one of the cutest things i had ever some across and i was sad letting it go back into the long grass. The only snake (ish, i know it's a lizard) that i have ever seen in the wild in the UK. Still waiting to spot an Adder. I did find a wild lizard in the Peak district once, but other than that, they're all too illusive.

Are one of the sounds it makes by any chance a gurgle like sound?

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Sorry very bad sound and I lost interest

Hi Matt! Today, I found a frozen blindworm (very young - 15cm) on our terrace with his tail lost, a bird must have dug it up from the soil during hibernation. In the last two weeks we experienced temperatures deep below zero (normal in my country) I took the blindworm home and realized it was still alive and hopefully not seriously hurt. After a few hours, I put it in a composter in our garden, but later I was not sure whether I have done the best for him/her... Maybe I should have waited for his tail to heal? Thanks for any comment 🙂

thank you!!!

Oh my god... hello, little friend!

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Cool video!

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Used to go here late 80’s to mid 00’s Just a good place for car and van spares at handy money Internet ruined billy who was too old to change, time caught up but really did buy loads of stuff from there

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What would happen if you broke through ?

Please could we have some more videos like this from Dr. Cath promoting pockets of accessible wildife areas like this in urban areas? Knowledge of this sort enriches people's lives and promotes a sense of community and appreciation and love of nature. Dr. Cath delivers this information in a particularly warm and approachable way. Let's give her her own video channel!

Here before the algorithm starts pushing it lol

Amazing

I've killed many of these haha

Great video

Absolutely superb work here with the restoration of this beautiful site.🌿

I'm from the Midwest in the US, but I love nature so neat to learn about the "biomes" that we share!

Fabulous, practical talk on the male up of this ecotone. Learned so much. Thanks!

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Found one in our gardem this morning :-)

just found one in my kitchen my dog alerted me to it

🎶Resto- -ration of the mosses. Sacred blessings count for nothing

id be interested to know what the impact of slug pellets on Slow Worms, Hedgehogs and other creatures that have slugs and snails in their diet is???

Whoever did this video did an outstanding job. I often have to spend a lot of time researching places before I go, and I have good mobility equipment. This video shows exactly what to expect. Whoever made this video understands the needs of disabled people, from path surface, width identifying obstacles and turning circles! turning is not well understood. I have been put in very tricky situations, being told a path is accessible when it is not. Seriously, good job.

Is it bad I have one as a pet? She's copper and gold coloured...

Amazing creatures. We're lucky enough to have lots in the garden

Methane needs some way to absorb it and turn it into something safer because when ya gotta go they gotta go. Fossil fuels can be lowered using hydro, solar on roofs and im sure theirs more natural things that can be used. Rivers shouldnt be straight with high walls thats why it floods. I love shropshire so glad people are thinking about stuff.

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Very informative, thank you, lovely to walk along the Rea brook. I would encourage people to have a wildlife camera in their garden too. When I was little we used to see Waxwings in the garden 👍

When will they realise that we all live on this blue ball..Us, Them, their children, the animals, the plants.. everything ...jeeze 😮‍💨

Well said!!! This Gov is all about making more for wealthy friends (like the owners of the Daily Mail & co or the mass house builders)

Great stuff! Check out our channel for badgers, foxes, deer and rabbits! We're just starting out but getting better each week!

Great content, thank you

Well done Kathryn. . How do I volunteer?

Why not just publicise that it's edible, along with a few recipes? Free food after all and BlackBerry picking is still very popular. If the plant (Or recipes)are delicious, a lot might be tempted to harvest it, reducing its numbers considerably.