From badgers, owls and otters
The River Brue is one of the last places in Somerset where the native White-clawed Crayfish still flourishes. Signs of otters are regularly found along the riverbanks and there have been several sightings in broad daylight in the last couple of years. Kingfishers are present throughout the year, whilst in the winter months, noisy flocks of Siskins feed on the seeds of riverside alders. Grey wagtails have bred in the specially provided nest boxes under one of the bridges, where a number of bat boxes are also installed.
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