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Peter Pedant | 22:39 Mon 15th Aug 2005 | Animals & Nature
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Does anyone know why the gronant beach is a SSSI - a site of special scientific interest?

 

OH, and we saw two water spouts almost tubing from the sky - low cloud, a bit windy - and the tubes snaked back up - so to speak. Are waterspouts a feature in Rhyl? - camera in the car of course.....

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the following website may help you

www.prestatyn.org.uk/gronant.dunes/

22:49 Mon 15th Aug 2005
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...I believe it is the home of the rare Natterjack Toad...commoner
09:28 Tue 16th Aug 2005
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the site is totally fantastic and far out, kosoro, Many thanks.

Natterjack Toad - is that the one Klammerer made a fool of himself over in the thirties - he thought he had proved Lamarck, but the results had been forged ?

22:23 Tue 16th Aug 2005

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