It is noticeable the decline in hogs visiting the feeding box now following the sharp decline in night time temperatures. Those that are visiting are on the smaller size and need to put on a bit of weight still. Going Read more…
Author: Carole Green
A busy time in my garden for the hedgehogs. A total of 28 visits to the feeding box last night. I am pleased to say Wensleydale is still around (he is darker than the other hogs with a distinctive nose). Read more…
Happy to receive ‘Wensleydale’ from Shepreth Wildlife Conservation Charity today. At the moment he is tucked up in his box and not much to see!. He follows in the footsteps of my first hedgehog ‘Rex‘ received in Spring 2018. Lets Read more…
Happy to say these 3 hogs seem to get along. (for info. there is already 1 in the box).
A lot of activity in the garden as usual. The one drinking had been eating in the box but nipped out to have drink – you need to be quick. Would love to see some more blogs from Glatton residents.
Yes, I have forgotten to post for some time. Very happy to say I have a number of hogs and hotlets in the garden and they seem to be doing extremely well, I am happy to say. One of the Read more…
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.
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.
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