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mammals

There are currently at least thirty species of mammals in our area. It's difficult to be precise because some are thought to have become extinct relatively recently and others - particularly marine mammals - may pass through only occasionally.


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bats
carnivores (on land) - Badger, Stoat, Weasel, Otter, Pine Marten, North American Mink and Fox
deer
hares and rabbits
small mammals - Mice, Voles, Rats, Shrews, Moles, Hedgehogs & Dormice
squirrels
whales, dolphins, porpoises (cetaceans) and seals


For more information
on all the mammals of Britain & Ireland see the website of the Mammal Society.

Image of a Badger curled up
Badger*

Image of Red Squirrel with a peanut on a branch
Red Squirrel*

 
Photos marked * are courtesy of
Darin Smith
www.wildstock.co.uk
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