Saturday 20th April - metal object site check

It appears the metal corrugated sheets belong to the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Amphibian and Reptile Group (HIWARG).  I didn't touch any of them, but there was a laminated piece of paper beside one of the sheets.  They are part of an Ecological Survey - HLW 020.

There were metal sheets at the following locations:-

///finer.projects.lows x 3

///entrust.measure.narrowest

///fools.headers.legwork

///flap.carpeted.compliant

///fuss.annual.toxic

///ships.currently.firm

///rejoins.rubble.reform

///trickster.bachelor.verve

I found a chunk of sharp rusty metal around ///nanny.websites.typified that I've removed from the site.  I also found another metal object around ///loose.voting.chum.  This one I was a bit cautious with, as I've no idea what it was, but it didn't have any sharp edges on it. This one I left where it was.

Other than some sharp tree and gorse bush stumps, which are all over the site, I didn't find any other objects that could have cut Polly's leg.  I'll try to do the next section to the east the next time I visit.