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Is Cody's pond a protected area?

  • 16-03-2021 12:50pm
    #1
    friendlyfun
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    I'm curious about this, seems the place has always been filled with frogs and newts etc. Coady's?


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  • #2
    Wanderer78
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    a quick google later, yea i suspect it is under irish wetlands

    http://www.fossenvironmentalconsulting.com/wildlife-photography/map-of-irish-wetlands---25/index.html


  • #3
    Azatadine
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    Looks like they did all of the roadworks there and didn't disturb it anyway. I assume that must have been a stipulation or they would not have been so careful.


  • #4
    friendlyfun
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    I was up there today and they seem to have large green fencing around it. The pond itself was a bit in need of tidying (a traffic cone was chucked in it).


  • #5
    gw80
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    I remember catching newts in it years ago and as far as I know newts and where they live are protected


  • #6
    friendlyfun
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    gw80 wrote: »
    I remember catching newts in it years ago and as far as I know newts and where they live are protected

    Same with frogs I believe too. An interesting spot nonetheless, I'd say so many Waterford people particularly from "the top of the town" have fond memories of going there.


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