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Re: Wild life sightings at ancient sites
Jan 24, 2010, 01:00
tjj,

Amongst more unusual stuff;
Warton Crag, Lancashire: adder.
High Raise cairn, Cumbria: Golden Eagle, red deer, and wild fell horses as black as night.

At most places in Cumbria there is the acrobat of the skies, the raven, my favourite. The way they command the sky, even in a gale has to be sen to be believed, and they move with so little effort. Also, ground-nesting birds, the larks singing in the sky, the Herdwick sheep, and the occasional fox, and a buzzard or two.

Wonderful to see, and thanks for an interesting post, with regards,
TE.
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