APPENDIX 8A - National Infrastructure Planning

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4.0 ADDITIONAL NOTES Mink scats and probably mink footprints were found along the banks of the River Narr at two locations; in the north (just outside the proposals site) at the bridge crossing to White House Farm and in the south near the railway bridge crossing. This species is known to predate on water vole. Bank vole droppings and feeding remains were found along Drain 17. Possible bank vole feeding remains were found along Drain 14 and 19. Two badger latrines were found near Drain 12 (on near the west corner of the drain and the other in the filed further south). The chewed leg of a deer was also found in the same field and is presumed to have been carrion remains foraged by badgers. Deer droppings (species unknown) were found in the base of Drain 18 (which was dry during the survey but had extensive phragmites cover on the banks of the drain. 5.0 SUMMARY Water vole Although water vole were only recorded at Drain 14 in the centre of the site and along Drains 1, 2, 3, and 6 in the northwest, this may be a factor of the low water levels at the time of survey, which in turn may be a factor of the unusually dry season. Given homogenous nature of the majority of the drains and the links between many of the drains, it must be considered that many have potential to support this species in the future. Otter No evidence of an otter holt was found during survey, however it is recognised that they can be difficult to locate. Although no otter spraints were found during survey, the suitability of the habitat and the records within 1km means the species is likely to present and therefore it is assumed that otter use this stretch of the river. Furthermore, the network of drains (particularly Drains 17 and 19), provide good connectivity between the River Narr and the Relief Channel are likely to be used by some degree by any otters on the River Narr, especiallygGiven the large home range of this species. File ref: 1907.071 Page 4 of 4
King’s Lynn B Power Station Connection Project – Environmental Statement <strong>APPENDIX</strong> 8E Breeding Bird Survey
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