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  1. Lee Brady's Recording Blog for Kent

    This site contains news, announcements and reports concerning the conservation of reptiles and amphibians in the English county of Kent.
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    calumma.typepad.com - 2009-04-09

  2. ASW Ecology Surveys

    ASW Ecology Surveys by an experienced wildlife consultant who can undertake ecological surveys and assessments on protected wildlife and habitats
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    www.asw-ecologysurveys.co.uk - 2009-02-07

  3. Just Mammals

    An ecological consultancy specialising in legally protected mammal, reptile and amphibian species.
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    www.justmammals.com - 2009-02-04

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