Some more night time residents showing off to the camera
the big hedgehog…
the smaller hedgehog
the curious fox
and some more – worm action for young hogs
keeping warm together
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Realy enjoyed the night time photos
Keep them coming
will try … our remaining working gardener is doing a good job trying to keep the gardens trim on just a few hours…We’re tempted to give the hogs names. 🙂
cheeky fox just shows cant leave nothing alone
tee hee… hes got a good technique though hasnt he! Hop youre wellJohn
Love it cheeky fox was the hut wood or canvas??
it is cheeky isn’t it… its getting in the habit of that. The hut is a ‘toblerone’ shape made of corex. It was supplied to us by the Hedgehog project that was run by Warwickshire Wildlife Trust. We helped them with surveying and identification work and these little pyramid huts collect ‘footprints’ as they toddle in to eat the food placed inside. We were able to get lots of footprints from a variety of critters all over the Gardens … lots of volunteers and families got involved too..you can find out more here https://www.hedgehogstreet.org/footprint-tunnels/. When (!) we are able to get into the Gardens early, we often see families of foxes on the archery lawn.