Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2014 8:28 pm
Willpar wrote:Hi, jacksparrow. I am using garden path edging, the concrete ones. Just right for the job.
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Your Garden Hedgehogs
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Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2014 10:55 pm
I've spent 2 nights trying to get a programme to attach these 2 videos together but have got bored of trying now.
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Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2014 8:03 am
Joomoo, if you are running windows, then movie maker will do it for you. Nice videos by the way.
Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 1:30 am
A lot of grunting/snuffling going on JooMoo 
The cat looks good there - maybe wondering, "What's this about?"
Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 7:25 am
One from last night.
Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 8:23 am
Aww 
I actually saw a hedgie last night
I wanted to run out and hug it ... er ... it came and ate foxy's egg yolk and might have eaten its own too although I didn't actually see that. It was between medium and large sized.
I actually saw a hedgie last night
I wanted to run out and hug it ... er ... it came and ate foxy's egg yolk and might have eaten its own too although I didn't actually see that. It was between medium and large sized.Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 10:21 am
Well done nuthatch. Mine are thinning out a bit. Not seen any on the large plot for a couple of nights. Seems they are just using the small plot. front door feeder and path feeder.
Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 11:59 am
The egg yolk and mealies have gone every morning. No change here yet.
Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2014 5:49 am
Saw a hedgie in the back garden when I opened the door slightly to fill the window feeding cup. I never open the door fully at first in case there's something there and I spook it.
There's more shadow in the back garden but it looked to be the same size as last night's hedgie so could well have been the same one.
The hedgie egg yolk was still there this morning and the fox's one was gone but who is to know who is eating what?
There's more shadow in the back garden but it looked to be the same size as last night's hedgie so could well have been the same one.
The hedgie egg yolk was still there this morning and the fox's one was gone but who is to know who is eating what?
Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 9:39 pm
Actually saw a/the hedgie this evening. Had just put the mealies & yolk out, it was 9.20. The hedgie must have been anxious for supper 'cos I very rarely see it.
I'd naively imagined that there was only one and that it must be the size of a suitcase given the amount of good grub it gets but this one was only just medium. It knew where the food was though so it obviously was no stranger.
Therefore I'm driven to the inescapable conclusion that there must be more than one !!!
Day (well, Evening) Made
I'd naively imagined that there was only one and that it must be the size of a suitcase given the amount of good grub it gets but this one was only just medium. It knew where the food was though so it obviously was no stranger.
Therefore I'm driven to the inescapable conclusion that there must be more than one !!!
Day (well, Evening) Made