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    What British protected seabird has in recent years moved inland and is now decimating freshwater fish?

    Question #108502. Asked by nibbles0011. (Sep 04 09 9:53 AM)


    Trooper2196

    		Cormorants

    http://www.cormorantbusters.co.uk/facts.htm

    Sep 04 09, 10:01 AM

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