Posts Tagged ‘wildlife’

Strange Encounters on the Bank

Friday, November 14th, 2008

By Roy van Goor

I just got home from a abroad with some friends
When the trip was getting towards the end something happened too one of the other anglers that shocked me.
On his final a rat got in to his bivvy and was sitting on his face. When he woke up, and tried to scar the rat away it bit him in his ear leaving him devastated.
It was the first time I ever heard about something like this happening to an . But I am sure there are plenty more stories that are similar to this one.
I never encountered a thing as horrible as that, but do had some occurrences with in my birds cleaning my cows watching me playing a . (more…)

The Future of Lead Weights?

Friday, May 16th, 2008

By Samantha Collins-Ratcliffe

It has been known for some time now that are detrimental to the , effecting our waters, and bird life. We don’t know for sure what the future consequences of this will be. is a toxic metal that, in sufficient quantities, has adverse effects on the nervous and reproductive systems of animals. Found in most , this metal is poisoning . In addition to its on water, lost leads and the use of drop off rigs can create a burden on the . In Denmark, companies are now prohibited from inporting and marketing any containing for commercial , this went in to effect in 2002. How long is it before it hits the UK?

So what is out there?

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