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Rare heron seen at Somerset estate where river has been allowed to run free

A rare black-crowned night heron has been spotted at Somerset's Holnicote Estate, thriving thanks to the river's natural flow. This conservation effort is creating a lush habitat for various bird species, including eagles and storks, making...

The Guardian· Jul 24, 2026 · 9:22 AM · 3 views

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A rare black-crowned night heron has been spotted at Somerset's Holnicote Estate, thriving thanks to the river's natural flow. This conservation effort is creating a lush habitat for various bird species, including eagles and storks, making it a vital refuge for wildlife in southern England.

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