> Hence their usefulness to the "anti everything" brigade - they can > always > claim "newt habitat"because it's very difficult to prove they're not > there. > Anyway, if they're so damn rare how come they appear to live > everywhere > anybody wants to *do* something? >From talking to my newty friend, I think they are commoner than was thought when the protection orders were brought in - but a proper survey does show if they are there or not. > -- > Niall > Sean
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