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| | | Re: What a lovely slow worm Quote:
Originally Posted by black Hi Vipera, very nice pic. I photographed a few slow-worms + grass snakes up at Hay Bridge Reserve in Cumbria last month that I posted on the sister site WATW. Some had blue spotting on them, probably more visible on the top photo. So the blue spotted ones are probably not just confined to the south.  | Nice pics.
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