You need hedgehogs :)this little'n & it's mum/dad cleared the lot in my garden last year
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I felt like a bastard for using flash but I had just saved it from almost certain death by my fluffy
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I felt like a bastard for using flash but I had just saved it from almost certain death by my fluffy
hekim 66 ÉŹĘš ŹÉnā² uooW,
Fri 7 Feb 2014, 14:53,
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Nice pic, rare to be quite that closeI'll have a dozen, please - we do have a few hedgehogs but the nearby road removed a couple last year =(
I think here they only eat the crunchy little snails with houses, perhaps they could be taught to nom the slugs as well
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Fri 7 Feb 2014, 15:13,
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I think here they only eat the crunchy little snails with houses, perhaps they could be taught to nom the slugs as well
Ta I only got that close as I'd just dragged fluffy off as she was about to kill itIt got a bit tedious having to patrol garden every night so I could let her out safely but was a pleasure to see them
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Fri 7 Feb 2014, 15:18,
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my cat disembowels most stuff, bless the cute little buggerhere seen headed for a bird's nest
Never seen him so smugly satisfied as when he's finally caught a long-time foe. There was the squirrel (only found the hind legs). The magpie(s). Every size rodent and irritating bird that dared intrude.
Once also a stare-down with a pheasant for an hour or so but I guess that one was a bit too large.
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Fri 7 Feb 2014, 15:41,
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Never seen him so smugly satisfied as when he's finally caught a long-time foe. There was the squirrel (only found the hind legs). The magpie(s). Every size rodent and irritating bird that dared intrude.
Once also a stare-down with a pheasant for an hour or so but I guess that one was a bit too large.
Aww he looks lovely against the blossom hekim 66 ÉŹĘš ŹÉnā² uooW,
Fri 7 Feb 2014, 15:45,
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