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Birds Wildlife 

Lapwing in the valley

19 February 201726 February 2017 cvcp-admin Lapwing

6 February 2017

Recently there have been a group of about 25 Lapwing in the flood meadows. Visible from the path along the Combe Haven but you really need a pair of binoculars.

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Footpath Status – 16 June

The path along the river is very overgrown with nettles in places and the path around the base of the northern viaduct embankment is all but impassable. Most other paths are still clear.

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Here Be Dragons!

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A number of different dragonfly species can now be seen around the valley. One of the most striking is the

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