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Our three years ago. Now you can walk here without wellies. At least we don't have wet in our bed.

A slightly wet Polish Lowland , Bruno, of the pack, in our slightly wet . There should be much more water here now, but we're losing it quickly as old ditches are cleared to make meadows in the background easier to mow. Farmers don't really need all that hay, but they get paid for this, and if they don't mow them they will get no money.

Our are being drained. Come next summer, the wet meadows won't be wet any more.

This should be completely under water at this time of the year. Our , , can find spots where they can get a drink, but none where they can swim.

Two of the pack watching slow destruction of their . Ditches were recently cleared and is flowing out more quickly than usually. Water reserves for the coming hot season will be much smaller.

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