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Brian Hedley
PostPosted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 2:49 pm 
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25.10.08
Might be of interest?
Just over Lincs border on road between Gainsborough and Gringley on the Hill, Notts.
Two mustelids, very much looking like polecats, as roadkills. Didn't have time to stop I'm afraid to check. Also muntjac and brown hare as roadkills nearby.
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Brian
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John Walker
PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 7:12 am 
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Brian i don,t often read these pages , Polecats have been seen at Saltfleetby and Donna Nook nnrs over the past 4 years. cheers John.
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Stuart Britton
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I was driving on the A46 between Lincoln By-Pass and the Brown Cow, Nettleham at 11pm yesterday when a polecat/ferret crossed the road in front of the car. In view of the proximity to St. Giles it was probably an escapee.
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