Return of the Otter
Following my excursion to look at otters a couple of weeks back, it’s nice to see that they are returning to the British countryside.
The question is; what have they got against Kent?
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Otters never left here. We’ve had a couple of pairs living in the river here for many years. The only problem is persuading the minkhounds that *this* is an otter, whereas *this* is a mink. It can be hard (for me) to tell, but the hunt master says the hounds have no problem.
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That puzzled me too. It doesn’t seem any less well stocked with rivers than any other county. Perhaps it has – overall – higher human population density?
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Richard, they probably smell different.
I’m sorry, you need a reason to be against Kent? Since when?
Yes, I am from Essex. Why do you ask?
Comment by Clarissa — October 19, 2010 @ 13:40