Feeding fox caught in the daytime feeding on a Fray Bentos pie.
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Fox taking food from a badger sett on a snowy night last January.
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Seldom Seen Engine House is located in Eckington Woods in the heart of The Moss Valley. It is part of the old Plumbley Colliery and was built in the 1870`s by colliery owner John Rhodes. In March 1895 A colliery workman called Alfred Williamson drowned along with three children whilst attempting to save them after falling through the ice on the cooling pond at the side of the engine house. This video tells the story.
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A nervous fox caught on our night cam eating some food we had put out.
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Fox caught on our night cam feeding on nuts at the side of a badger sett.
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Badger on our night cam feeding on some nuts getting quite up close and personal.
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Eckington Tenants and Residents Focus Group present Eckington Heritage Walks. The project is Heritage Lottery funded and the videos produced by Natural Eckington.
http://www.eckingtonheritagewalks.uk/
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Eckington Tenants and Residents Focus Group present Eckington Heritage Walks. The project is Heritage Lottery funded and the videos produced by Natural Eckington.
http://www.eckingtonheritagewalks.uk/
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Eckington Tenants and Residents Focus Group present Eckington Heritage Walks. The project is Heritage Lottery funded and the videos produced by Natural Eckington.
http://www.eckingtonheritagewalks.uk/
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Eckington Tenants and Residents Focus Group present Eckington Heritage Walks. The project is Heritage Lottery funded and the videos produced by Natural Eckington.
http://www.eckingtonheritagewalks.uk/
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Eckington Tenants and Residents Focus Group present Eckington Heritage Walks. The project is Heritage Lottery funded and the videos produced by Natural Eckington.
http://www.eckingtonheritagewalks.uk/
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Eckington Tenants and Residents Focus Group present Eckington Heritage Walks. The project is Heritage Lottery funded and the videos produced by Natural Eckington.
http://www.eckingtonheritagewalks.uk/
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