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Richard Collins: A visit to otter space — in a city park

Is this 'significant otter' a pet that's been liberated here?

Richard Collins: A visit to otter space — in a city park — A young otter in Dublin's Herbert Park. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA Wire

Thu, 18 Jan, 2024 - 12:05

Richard Collins

Tarka, to anyone who’s tried to write, is a technical delight — TE Lawrence.

Henry Williamson, as a soldier in the First World War, witnessed the Christmas truce between German and British troops in 1915.

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#Outdoors #Richard Collins otters Lutra lutra Place: Herbert Park, Dublin Place: River Dodder Place: Ballincollig Regional Park Person: Henry Williamson

<p>Cats are among the most widespread and efficient predators on Earth, and unlike most hunters, they have been given a global passport by humans.</p>

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