- We know of 13 different species of otter in the world but only the Eurasian otter (Lutra lutra) is native to Britain.
10 facts about otters
Flood Map
This is a screenshot taken from the Environment Agency’s Flood Map; it shows the risk of Lambrok Stream flooding. We have dropped a yellow marker at the place where the access road to the planned development of 180 houses (planning application 20/00379/OUT) is intended to cross the Lambrok.
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Planning application 20/00379/OUT
The otters that come to Southwick Court moat are probably a female and maybe her last year’s cubs; they will have come to feed, via the Lambrok, from the Biss or even from the Avon. Planning application 20/00379/OUT does not show how the Lambrok is to be bridged without interrupting the otters’ route.
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Otters in the Park
by Ian Bushell.
Primroses by the stream
Broken mussel shells
“In April, looking along the banks of the Lambrok Stream, I found this little pile of broken mussel shells. Judging by their state, they must have been there some time.”
