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Council warning after poisonous plant washes up - County Down Spectator
THE public is being warned to be vigilant after the appearance of a poisonous plant on Ballyholme beach. Hemlock Water Dropwort, also known as dead man’s fingers, was found washed up on the beach on Thursday. It is very common along waterways, is highly toxic and has been known to cause both human and animal poisoning. The council’s warning comes after the recent death of a pet dog who ingested an unknown toxin at Ballyholme, however it is not c…
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