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View
the ROADSHOW DISPLAY, 'BEDFORDSHIRE'S FIRST TOAD TUNNEL'.
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Anglia
Television are briefed about toad tunnels in Bedfordshire.
June 1999.
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The
toad tunnel components, tunnel sections and fencing, are
inspected prior to installation. May 1999.
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Anglia
TV filming toads using the tunnel. June 1999. |
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The
tarmac is broken into pieces for removal.
May 1999.
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Guide
fencing has been installed on the east end of the tunnel
. June 1999. |
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A
channel is cut in the tarmac.
May 1999.
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Temporary
fencing to guide froglets and toadlets towards the tunnel
June 1999. |
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The
trench is excavated.
May 1999.
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About
50 froglets rescued from drains near the Balancing Pond.
June 1999.
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The
trench is partially filled with cement.
May 1999. |
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Large
frog rescued from one of the service road drains, 1 month
after the main migration finished. June 1999.
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Tunnel
sections are lowered onto the cement in the trench. May
1999. |
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A
newtlet has found refuge on this raft placed inside a drain
on the new road. June 1999. |
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More
cement is used to fix the tunnel sections in place. May
1999. |
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An
adult toad with a red marking. June 1999. |
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View
of the tunnel entrance furthest from the pond . May 1999.
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Two
small toads rescued from a drain on the new road. June 1999.
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