Aquatic alien 'thugs' set to meet - Thames Valley Bird Forum

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WD-40 News Feed Robot Info Real name: Robert Location: Berkshire Gallery: 0 Equipment: Just your average news hound. Posts: 1,227 Join Date: Feb 2007 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Aquatic alien 'thugs' set to meet Scientists believe the UK ranges of the plague-carrying non-native crayfish and voracious Chinese mitten crab are beginning to overlap. More...

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