Posted on January 2, 2020 By Michael Griffiths
Today I returned, on a grey day, from a four-day Cotswolds break.
It was evident that Waynetta missed me, and I saw the Hoo Brook kingfisher.
If beavers are good news for Cornwall, could they also survive on Wilden Marsh? Would the River Stour and the wide variety of aluminium and plastics drink bottles and cans that travel down it prove too much for these cuddly rodents? The marsh rats seem to do well. Beavers eat wood and vegetation, which the marsh grows in abundance.
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I ran out of steam before the video became playable.
I don’t think you missed much, Tom. Happy New Year to you and your family.
It would be interesting. Happy New Year.
I don’t know why it took so long to get going.
It’s a long arduous journey up to your abode, Tom.
Beavers at Wilden Marsh? That would be interesting 🙂
Such a beautiful kingfisher!
Thank you. Happy New Year, Anne.