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Reptiles


Slow-worm (Anguis fragilis)

Up to 50 cm long

Although the slow-worm closely resembles a snake, it is in fact a legless lizard. It has a more oval eye than a snake and its eyelids can move. It is usually seen in the evening or after rain when it hunts for food. Dormant during the winter.

Food:- Eats mainly slugs, but also insects and worms.

Slow-worms are a gardeners friend as they eat slugs. Attract them to your garden by leaving overgrown areas and logs or stones for them to shelter under.



 


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