#1 Routes to the River Tone - Killams Traditional Cache

The green spaces beside Taunton’s waterways form an important wildlife corridor offering birds, minibeasts and animals all they need to live side by side with people . A wildlife corridor not only offers shelter , food, water and warmth but also connects areas so that wildlife can move from one green space to another and into the open countryside. The pond is a great place to see dragonflies. These amazing creatures spend a few years of their life as larvae in the water before climbing up the reeds. Once perched on the reed their exoskeleton splits open along the back and the adult dragonfly climbs out, spreads its wings to dry in the sun and then flies away. The exoskeleton is left on the reed so look out for these.

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