Slow worms in the compost heap.

cornelly · April 2018

I acquired a dozen or so slow worms but they obviously didn't approve of the new accommodation and left, haven't seen them since.

Dovefromabove · April 2018

cornelly said:

I acquired a dozen or so slow worms but they obviously didn't approve of the new accommodation and left, haven't seen them since.

Acquired???

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Fire · April 2018

Me too and snakes.

Dovefromabove · April 2018

I love slow worms too ... when I was at primary school I tried to stop some workmen in the school field killing one that they thought was an adder ... I failed ... but the head teacher was really cross when she found what they'd done.

We sometimes get grass snakes here ... we're close to the marshes ... I was lucky enough to photograph one in our little pond while he was lunching on a frog

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wild edges · April 2018

These were some of the baby grass snakes that hatched out in my composter. Curious little things and not bothered by me taking pictures at all.

and a happy slow worm.

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Fire · April 2018

Beautiful.

cornelly · June 2018

Sorry should have said given the slowworms not acquired which doesn't sound nice, a householder had far too many in their garden so they gave some to me which I welcomed but not for long they left home, haven't seen them since.

Slow worms in the compost heap.

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