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twinklingDi Started conversation Jun 9, 2008
Hello Venus warm greetings to you.I enjoy the big outdoors and wildlife.I have recently been visited by a rather freindly hedgehog,who has taken up residence in an old wooden box that been left in the garden. I serve supper to him/her each evening around 9.30pm,much to the enjoyment of myself.He/she then wanders off to explore the area and do whatever hedgehogs do at night.In the morning a tell tale sign outside the box lets me know that Mr or Mrs Tiggywinkle is back in residence.Watch this space for further news. twinkling Di.
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~:*-Venus-*:~ Posted Jun 11, 2008
Hello twinkling Di
Thankyou for dropping by, i'm always happy to chat to folks about wildlife or plants....mainly 'cos i don't really know about anything else
What a lovely visitor to have to your garden, i'm a big fan of hedgehogs. Has he/she been coming to visit long?
Sadly i don't get hedgehogs in my garden, the only ones i see are road casualty's I do get other wildlife in the garden, some welcome, some very destructive The fox that comes in regularly is no problem, he mainly uses my garden as a means to get to other places. Though i do wish he would'nt scent mark everywhere The badgers are not so welcome. They have broken through the chain-link fence more time than i can remember now. The dig huge holes in the garden and once ripped up a shrub! I block any holes that i find, but it's pointless really. The resident squirrel is fun to watch, especially in the Autumn when he/she is gathering food for winter. I've found Walnuts burried in the flower beds and this year a hazelnut seedling, which is now growing in a more suitable place.
I hope you will find time to drop in again for more tales of your prickly friend.
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