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Extreme weather events, including one of the hottest years on record, had a huge impact on wildlife here in 2020. And there was a warning that man-made problems such as increased littering and more wildfires were also having a detrimental effect. However, many species have seen a boost due to the pandemic lockdown, the National Trust said. Fewer people about during the peak breeding season of spring saw wildlife thrive in locations normally considered tourist hotspots. Herons were seen on the lake at Mount Stewart and badger cubs spotted playing in the grounds during daylight. And at the Giant s Causeway, reduced footfall on the stones allowed the Sea Thrift - or Sea Pink flower - to flourish among the basalt columns, a sight that is rarely seen.

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