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slow worm

The other day I found a slow worm in my garden! My cat was teasing it and flinging it around I rescued it from her, it had a skin wound and it was bleeding but luckily I saved it just in time and it survived!

by Keren Davies

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We are St Mark's CE Primary School in Morwenstow, Cornwall. This blog records results and events to do with our Wild About Science Project.

We have mapped the various habitats in the school grounds and are recording the wildlife species. We are also running scientific experiments examining different aspects of the flora and fauna.

Between March and November we contributed to the Garden Moth Scheme 2009 - a national scientific survey of moth species. The final count of macro (big) moths is shown below.

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