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FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_019
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_018
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_017
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_016
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_015
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_014
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_013
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_012
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_009
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_008
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
Newt waves to camera!
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_007
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_006
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_005
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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DUK10021393_004
FEATURE - Molche und Kröten fühlen sich wohl in Derbyshire
01/04/16
A gardener has been stunned by huge numbers of newts that are living in his pond.
Common newts and the much rarer and protected species of Great crested newts can be spotted within seconds in and around the ornamental garden pond near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals, its eggs and their breeding sites and resting places are protected by law.
The gardener, who wishes not to be named so as to keep the location of the newts a strict secret said: "We've had the odd one or two here for the last few years. But this year there are simply masses of them.
"You only need to stand here for a few seconds and you can easily see a dozen or so. "
"There's a mix of adults and some young still in the water with their gills.
"The adult females are the largest - I saw one today that was more than four inches long. There's also more frogs and frogspawn in the pond than ever before this year. Newts like to eat frog tadpoles so I guess that's one of the reasons why they're doing so well this year" he said.
Great Crested newts are also known as northern crested newts and warty newts.
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