Busy night in the garden with signs of mating. Look forward to the next generation.
So pleased to welcome back hedgehogs again. This smaller hog visited 3 times and a much larger one (Jasmine) also came and had a look.
The Woodland Trust has posted a video on its social media channels detailing the impact pumpkins can have on wildlife. In it, Trevor Weeks, founder of the East Sussex Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service, says Halloween coincides with the time Read more…
We are hoping to have some more hedgehogs in November, but we need a few more people who want to adopt them. If you are interested in adopting a hedgehog, please can you email admin@glatton-hogblog.uk with your name, address and contact phone Read more…
Check out this helpful guide to helping hedgehogs, kindly provided by Shepreth Wildlife Conservation Charity. Click here or on the image.
Paul Cole and Paul Williams were invited back to the Sawtry Gardening Club to give another talk on the Glatton initiative regarding hedgehogs. This time they were joined by Judith Large, Volunteer Release Site Coordinator, for Shrepreth Wildlife Conservation Charity. Read more…
A regular nightly visitor now. Loves the peanuts that a tame pheasant has left.
We may be able to receive some more hedgehogs in November. If you are interested in adopting a hedgehog, please can you email admin@glatton-hogblog.uk with your name, address and contact phone number and you will be added to the waiting Read more…
Jasmine is always first at the feeding box and has settled in well. Last night there were a total of 16 visits to feed by a variety of hogs. Lots of repeat visits no doutb
LOTS of activity around the feeding box and Jasmine is fitting in very well and takes her turn.
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