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>Read Professor Acorns website
>
>www.grey-squirrel.org.uk
>
>

> On Thu, 08 Nov 2007 00:00:57 +0000, amacmil...@aol.com wrote:
> >Read Professor Acorns website
>
> >www.grey-squirrel.org.uk
>
> As the funding is now being slashed for CONservation hooliganism these
> days, perhaps we will see a decline in the fabricated grant seeking
> scare stories about wildlife decline, and let Britains diverse
> species and habitat be!
>
> Which would be great for the vast majority of the population who enjoy
> grey squirrels, ruddy ducks etc.

>I love grey squirrels, even if they do drive me mad watching them come
> back and forwards
> like something possessed in my garden.
>
> Did anyone see autumn watch where someone may be introducing Wild
> Boars
> into The Forest Of Dean?
> They could have introduced a few Red Squirrels while theyre at it ;-)
>
> James
> http://www.ukjay.co.uk
>

>I love grey squirrels, even if they do drive me mad watching them come
> back and forwards
> like something possessed in my garden.

>
> Did anyone see autumn watch where someone may be introducing Wild
> Boars
> into The Forest Of Dean?
> They could have introduced a few Red Squirrels while theyre at it ;-)

>
> James
> http://www.ukjay.co.uk
>
>
> On 8 Nov, 07:58, Gloria wrote:
>> On Thu, 08 Nov 2007 00:00:57 +0000, amacmil...@aol.com wrote:
>> >Read Professor Acorns website
>>
>> >www.grey-squirrel.org.uk
>>
>> As the funding is now being slashed for CONservation hooliganism these
>> days, perhaps we will see a decline in the fabricated grant seeking
>> scare stories about wildlife decline, and let Britains diverse
>> species and habitat be!
>>
>> Which would be great for the vast majority of the population who enjoy
>> grey squirrels, ruddy ducks etc.
>
>

>
> UkJay wrote in message
> news:1194520595.681279.235530@s15g2000prm.googlegroups.com...
>>I love grey squirrels, even if they do drive me mad watching them come
>> back and forwards
>> like something possessed in my garden.
>
> Good for you, but for a large number of the damned things they are a pest
> which causes a lot of damage, and I always encourage anyone to kill the
> damned things.
>>

>
> I would encourage the return of the red squirrel!
>
>>

>
> Did anyone see autumn watch where someone may be introducing Wild
> Boars
> into The Forest Of Dean?
> They could have introduced a few Red Squirrels while theyre at it ;-)
>
> James
> http://www.ukjay.co.uk
>

>
> UkJay wrote in message
> news:1194520595.681279.235530@s15g2000prm.googlegroups.com...
>> Did anyone see autumn watch where someone may be introducing Wild
>> Boars
>> into The Forest Of Dean?
>> They could have introduced a few Red Squirrels while theyre at it ;-)
>
> I would encourage the return of the red squirrel!
>

>
>UkJay wrote in message
>news:1194520595.681279.235530@s15g2000prm.googlegroups.com...
>>I love grey squirrels, even if they do drive me mad watching them come
>> back and forwards
>> like something possessed in my garden.
>
>Good for you, but for a large number of the damned things they are a pest
>which causes a lot of damage, and I always encourage anyone to kill the
>damned things.

>>
>> Did anyone see autumn watch where someone may be introducing Wild
>> Boars
>> into The Forest Of Dean?
>> They could have introduced a few Red Squirrels while theyre at it ;-)
>
>I would encourage the return of the red squirrel!

>
>>
>> James
>> http://www.ukjay.co.uk
>>
>>
>> On 8 Nov, 07:58, Gloria wrote:
>>> On Thu, 08 Nov 2007 00:00:57 +0000, amacmil...@aol.com wrote:
>>> >Read Professor Acorns website
>>>
>>> >www.grey-squirrel.org.uk
>>>
>>> As the funding is now being slashed for CONservation hooliganism these
>>> days, perhaps we will see a decline in the fabricated grant seeking
>>> scare stories about wildlife decline, and let Britains diverse
>>> species and habitat be!
>>>
>>> Which would be great for the vast majority of the population who enjoy
>>> grey squirrels, ruddy ducks etc.
>>
>>
>