Britain in Cold Blood - Slow Worm take 2
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@benwaddams hello. i live in Birmingham. could you tell me what sort of wildlife i can find in parks, fields or even a garden. i live quite near the Lickey hills nature park so i could look there.
thanks for any help you can give.
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i found a few in my garden and they all like to have a shit on me !!!!!
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Awesome, we found one of these slow worms in our garden today and had no idea it was a limbless lizard, the kids and i have learned something very cool today and as they are so rare we feel privileged to have seen one!
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You have a great presenting style---could do TV!
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They certainly are beautiful and so very placid
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Yo I found one the other day. It has a weird tail and is small compared to a snake.
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Cool man,.... i work on cross country pipelines and have never seen one until last week when i saw two in as many days. Just outside Chippenham in some woodland where we were surveying. Very nice too... the one i saw has different colouring to that you have there... and was smaller...
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where do you find one plz
hi ben i live in leeds and i think slow worms are adorable will i be able to find one because i realyi want to see one up close. i really like your vids thanks.
jack
reptileman999 1 year ago
@reptileman999 Hi Jack, thanks for watching and commenting. You should definately be able to find a slow worm around the Leeds area. I had a very brief look on the internet and saw that Chevin Forest Park to the North-West of you has a fair few slow worms. Also, there are alot of golf clubs around you. Come spring, the edges of these may be great for slow worms. Have a look on your local 'wildlife trust' website and there should be more info.
Let me know if you find any. Happy hunting!
Ben
benwaddams 1 year ago
Hi, great vid :)
just wondering, when I find one, are they tame and will I be able to just pick it up (with given respect) or is there a technique?
B2004138 1 year ago
@B2004138 Thank you. They are very docile and happy to wrap around your fingers for a short while. Try to avoid touching their tail and always support them well and be gentle, as you say. Good luck finding one - you'll probably have to wait until march/april now, but keep me posted! Cheers,
Ben
benwaddams 1 year ago
that thing is sooo cute! i was wonding if if was possible to find these in the south east? i love wildlife but i live in a large town so i don't get to see much wild life.
darkfire3089 1 year ago
@darkfire3089 Absolutly - the south east is where I found this guy. It's the best part of the UK to find reptiles, apart from the south coast. You will need to get yourself out to a patch of heathland nearby and search there. Good luck and thanks,
Ben
benwaddams 1 year ago