Wild Life in Wales
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One can hardly help wondering that such creatures should be found in such elevated spots, and often under such inclement conditions. They seemed to be brighter in appearance, in those upland stations, with more green in the yellow of their colouring than their lowland relatives, and to have more swollen forearms. In one place I noticed a number of their half-devoured remains round the abode of a Stoat amongst the rocks.
Newts 107 In the same pools. Newts also occur, though they are far less num...erous than the frogs ; on the mountains, all those seen were, appropriately enough, of the Alpine, or Palmated species (Molge palmata). In the valley, and on some of the lower bogs, the Common Newt (M. Vulgaris) occurs, though not apparently plentiful anywhere. I saw a few now and again round Llanuwchllyn, and unearthed one, from beneath a stone, at a considerable elevation above Llan-y-Mawddy. The Crested Newt (M. Cristata) was not noticed in the Dee valley, but it is found near Borth, and may easily have been overlooked here, as I never particularly looked for it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One can hardly help wondering that such creatures should be found in such elevated spots, and often under such inclement conditions. They seemed to be brighter in appearance, in those upland stations, with more green in the yellow of their colouring than their lowland relatives, and to have more swollen forearms. In one place I noticed a number of their half-devoured remains round the abode of a Stoat amongst the rocks.
Newts 107 In the same pools. Newts also occur, though they are far less num...erous than the frogs ; on the mountains, all those seen were, appropriately enough, of the Alpine, or Palmated species (Molge palmata). In the valley, and on some of the lower bogs, the Common Newt (M. Vulgaris) occurs, though not apparently plentiful anywhere. I saw a few now and again round Llanuwchllyn, and unearthed one, from beneath a stone, at a considerable elevation above Llan-y-Mawddy. The Crested Newt (M. Cristata) was not noticed in the Dee valley, but it is found near Borth, and may easily have been overlooked here, as I never particularly looked for it.
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