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Other animals and plants that share amphibian and reptile habitat together with anything else related to amphibian and reptile conservation.

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<i>Aeshna cyanea</i> .Southern Hawker Dragonfly ovipositing.

Aeshna cyanea .Southern Hawker Dragonfly ovipositing.

 <i>Cordulegaster boltonii</i> .Golden-ringed Dragonfly at rest

Cordulegaster boltonii .Golden-ringed Dragonfly at rest

 <i>Vulpes vulpes</i> .The Red Fox is another animal frequently encountered.

Vulpes vulpes .The Red Fox is another animal frequently encountered.
<i></i> .Habitat often has to be reclaimed

.Habitat often has to be reclaimed

 <i></i> .Tins are often used to assist in reptile monitoring

.Tins are often used to assist in reptile monitoring

 <i></i> .Fire is an ever present threat in heathland. The risk can be reduced by creating firebreaks.

.Fire is an ever present threat in heathland. The risk can be reduced by creating firebreaks.
<i></i> .Small fires can be controlled by using firebeaters

.Small fires can be controlled by using firebeaters

 <i></i> .A close-up of the sign seen in the previous picture - no horses or bikes please

.A close-up of the sign seen in the previous picture - no horses or bikes please

 <i>Coenagrion puella</i> .Azure Damselfly (Male)

Coenagrion puella .Azure Damselfly (Male)

 

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