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Comment number 1.
At 15th Apr 2010, joy wrote:I only logged on a little while ago so I missed this show. Could you please tell me - are polecats now living in pembrokeshire? I found a dead one the other day but couldnt find any damage on it. I would dearly like to know if they are found here now so that I could try keep an eye out for a LIVE one.
Comment number 2.
At 30th Apr 2010, gull wrote:Hi Joy,
Good to hear from you on the blog. I saw your pics of the dead polecat on Flickr a couple of weeks ago.
Amazing if a little sad at seeing such an enigmatic creature dead, but exciting to think they are roaming around in West Wales.
I suggest you contact the or with your findings.
Let us know how you get on!
thanks
Gull