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Is it to late to report a sighting of a Slow Worm after 3 years?

Sundew · 2010-08-16 21:51:12

Folks whilst hill-walking in The Burren 3 years ago, my husband spotted some movement in the grass and excitely exclaimed "look a the snake" . I just caught a glimpse of it before it disappeared into the grass, but I was aware that there were legless lizards in the Burren. Recently I saw something on a notice board in…

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16-08-2010 10:51pm

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Sundew

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Folks whilst hill-walking in The Burren 3 years ago, my husband spotted some movement in the grass and excitely exclaimed "look a the snake" . I just caught a glimpse of it before it disappeared into the grass, but I was aware that there were legless lizards in the Burren.

Recently I saw something on a notice board in Glendalough that one should report such sightings.

I'm just wondering if it is too late to report sighting? I have an exact location etc which may be of use to whoever studies these reptiles

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#2 16-08-2010 11:42pm
John mac

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try biology.ie

I'm not sure how long ago it takes sightings though.

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#3 17-08-2010 8:36am
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Better late than never.
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