Large parts of Belgium experiencing “extreme drought” after four times less rain this spring
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Drought attracts grass snakes to gardens: "They mainly appear in the area around Maasmechelen, Dilsen-Stokkem, Kinrooi and Bree"
Amphibians are having a hard time due to the drought in Limburg. For example, important species such as the moor frog are having a hard time finding puddles and pools to reproduce in. Frogs and toads are now also appearing in backyards, looking for water and are being chased by grass snakes that want to eat the frogs. Natuurpunt wants extra efforts to keep nature reserves wetter.
Large parts of Belgium experiencing “extreme drought” after four times less rain this spring
After a long stretch of record dry weather and warm temperatures, many parts of Belgium are now suffering from extreme drought, reports RTBF. Statistics recorded at the Uccle measuring station highlight the exceptional climactic conditions. Since 1 March, the date that marks the beginning of...
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