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Your Garden Hedgehogs
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Jacksparrow
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Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
You're feeding him too well Willpar. When his belly rests on the pipe his feet don't touch the ground 
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Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
It really is incredible !! 3 fat hedgies in January, and a clump of toadstools in the miggle ground 
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I've had a hoggie visitor.
He sneaked in the night before last, not triggering the camera, but I could see the food had been eaten, so I put some more out last night and rather than walk to the back door, I looked at the webcam to see if the food had gone, and there was one there. So I did walk all the way to the next room to look out at him. He wasn't massive, but looked a reasonable size.
He sneaked in the night before last, not triggering the camera, but I could see the food had been eaten, so I put some more out last night and rather than walk to the back door, I looked at the webcam to see if the food had gone, and there was one there. So I did walk all the way to the next room to look out at him. He wasn't massive, but looked a reasonable size.
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Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Hedgehog outside my front door just now. Medium size, took it in and weighed it 600gr. Must have been a last seasons juvenile. So will call it the first of this year. gave it a mark.
Last year I marked 15, of which 3 were babies. So not a bad year in all. Just two of the babes survived.
Last year I marked 15, of which 3 were babies. So not a bad year in all. Just two of the babes survived.
, how did you go with the reporting of numbers last year ??Re: Your Garden Hedgehogs
Hi Placi, they never done a survey last year. No word for this year yet. They done it for three years in a row. Probably don't need to be that often.