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Small Mammals in Cambridgeshire

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Sheila Pankhurst will give an illustrated talk on the mammals less frequently seen than rabbits and hedgehogs: the mice and voles, stoats and weasels which live in the banks and ditches,field margins and woods of our green spaces.

These talks are oganized by the Cambridge Group of the Wildlife Trust. £2 for members £3 for non-members.

This talk is part of the Wildlife and Environment series.

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