Clinton wrote:

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This information pack is my response to the warm reception my
requests for information on how to kill moles were recieved from
99.99% of regular subscribers to this group. It is, however, in draft
form. Your information and comments regarding the content and layout
of this information pack will be most welcome. Feel free to make a
contribution.

I have divided this draft information pack into three parts.

Part One will give a comprehensive description of the European mole,
talpa europa with reference to other """members of the same group"""
where this is necessary for comparative identification.

Part Two will deal with methods of eradicating moles from the area of
land in question.

Part Three will give referrences to articles, journals, books and web
pages.

This posting is for you to read, mark, inwardly digest and respond
to.

Thankyou,

Clinton.
SNIP
Lot of information here, can't wait for part 2.
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There are 11 species of mole (Abe 1985; Corbet 1978; Ellerman and
Morrison-Scott 1966; Filippucci et al. 1987; Lekagul and McNeely
1977):

T. europaea, Europe except Ireland and parts of Mediterranean region,
east through the Soviet Union as far as the rivers Ob and Irtysh;
T. romana, Italy;
T. stankovici, southern Yugoslavia, Greece;
T. caucasica, northern side of Caucasus from Sea of Azov to Caspian
Sea;
T. caeca, southern Europe, Asia Minor, Caucasus;
T. occidentalis, southern Spain;
T. streeti, Kurdistan in northwestern Iran;
T. altaica, central Siberia, northern Mongolia;
T. mizura, Honshu (Japan);
T. micrura, Nepal, Sikkim, Assam, southern China, Burma, Thailand,
Indochina, Malay Peninsula;
T. longirostris, southern China.

NAMES
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Talpa europaea - European mole .

T. europaea, is found in Europe except Ireland and parts of
Mediterranean region, east through the Soviet Union as far as the
rivers Ob and Irtysh;
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broadcasting information.

Clinton wrote:

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This information pack is my response to the warm reception my
requests for information on how to kill moles were recieved from
99.99% of regular subscribers to this group. It is, however, in draft
form. Your information and comments regarding the content and layout
of this information pack will be most welcome. Feel free to make a
contribution.

I have divided this draft information pack into three parts.

Part One will give a comprehensive description of the European mole,
talpa europa with reference to other """members of the same group"""
where this is necessary for comparative identification.

Part Two will deal with methods of eradicating moles from the area of
land in question.

Part Three will give referrences to articles, journals, books and web
pages.

This posting is for you to read, mark, inwardly digest and respond
to.

Thankyou,

Clinton.
SNIP
Lot of information here, can't wait for part 2.
Thanks
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Clinton wrote:

This was originally posted to:
uk.rec.gardening england.rec.gardening
snip
There are 11 species of mole (Abe 1985; Corbet 1978; Ellerman and
Morrison-Scott 1966; Filippucci et al. 1987; Lekagul and McNeely
1977):

T. europaea, Europe except Ireland and parts of Mediterranean region,
east through the Soviet Union as far as the rivers Ob and Irtysh;
T. romana, Italy;
T. stankovici, southern Yugoslavia, Greece;
T. caucasica, northern side of Caucasus from Sea of Azov to Caspian
Sea;
T. caeca, southern Europe, Asia Minor, Caucasus;
T. occidentalis, southern Spain;
T. streeti, Kurdistan in northwestern Iran;
T. altaica, central Siberia, northern Mongolia;
T. mizura, Honshu (Japan);
T. micrura, Nepal, Sikkim, Assam, southern China, Burma, Thailand,
Indochina, Malay Peninsula;
T. longirostris, southern China.

NAMES
======
Talpa europaea - European mole .

T. europaea, is found in Europe except Ireland and parts of
Mediterranean region, east through the Soviet Union as far as the
rivers Ob and Irtysh;
snip

This article is in appropriate for readers in the US. Posting to the
UK gardening lists might be helpful there. That another example of why
posters must pick the single most-appropriate newsgroup rather than
broadcasting information.