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  Welcome to RXwildlife Sightings - the weblog with the latest wildlife sightings for the Hastings, Rye Bay, Dungeness and Romney Marsh area.

  RXwildlife Sightings is a sister site of the RXwildlife Projects website, which contains information about the nature conservation projects currently taking place within the RXwildlife area.

  The views and opinions expressed on this website are those of the individual authors and do not represent the views or opinions of any other organisation, society, group or individual represented on the website.

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