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Adders mating

Published September 5, 2014 at 700 × 500 in New Forest Reptiles
Adders mating (male - black)

Adders mating (male – black)

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New Forest Facts

Numerous round barrows (early monuments of varying purpose but primarily for burials) dating back to the Bronze Age can be seen in many parts of the New Forest

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