Snake Island
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Snake Island is surrounded by the water of the Lake
except for a narrow connecting strip of land enabling walkers to enter. It was
created as part of the Wetland Project in 1991/2. It
has a path all the way around its edge allowing good views of wildlife such as dragonflies
flying over the surface of the lake. Because of its proximity to water, the path is
often the place where a walker will find a grass snake basking in the warmth of the summer
sun. Visiting parties use Snake Island for pond study. The shallow water is
easily accessible from the bank on Snake Island. Willow, bramble and grasses make
up a dense thicket in the middle of the island. |
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