Toads

It is the first time natterjack toads have been recorded breeding at the Blackmoor site in 50 years.

The group oversees the Charlcombe Lane road closure, with volunteers ensuring the safe passage of toads.

The Boundary Road Toad Patrol is setting a new record for the number of toads it helps in a year.

Drivers are being urged to slow down when travelling along roads popular with amphibians.

Volunteers say they want to help the toads get to the freshwater sites they need for breeding.

Buds are springing up in a week that has also seen a visit from the Queen and a special auction.

Members of the Seahouses group say they have already saved at least 800 toads from being run over.

Milly Kennedy helps toads to safely navigate the A4155 during migration season.