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Letters to the Editor
Dutrochets Leech
Dear Sir,
Mill you please inform the appropriate recorder that
I found a fine specimen of Dutrochets Leech in my garden
at the address below at 10.00 a,m, on Saturday 22nd December
1973. It was a mature specimen and my identification was
confirmed in conversation with Mr, B.T.War.
Donald Cudby 20-1-1974
60 BlueHouse Road, Chingford E4 6HT
Mr, Park writes:
Trocheta subviridis (Dutrochets Leech) was first recorded
in Regents Park in 1850. It occurs where there is a clayey
soil - and may be seen away from water. Its food consists of
earthworms.
Beechwoods
Kittyshaw Road
 Dairy, Ayrshire,
8th June, 1974.
Dear Sirs,
, As I ai now resident up here I wish to resign membership
of the Club, Please convey my sincere regards to all my many
friends and acquaintances in the Club and thank them for the
many hours of pleasure and instruction my wife and I have
had over the past fifteen years with the EFC.
Yours William M, Young,
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