…and slugs. Every garden should have one: this looks like a youngster, so I hope there are more around.
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Always nice to see a Hedgehog in the garden. I haven’t seen my two for a few nights but they sometimes move to a later time. Lovely photo.
There’s no hedgehogs where I live – too much heavy traffic and a generally hostile environment put paid to them. And you can tell, cause the snails in our garden ae out of control!
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27 June 2009 at 09:27
Always nice to see a Hedgehog in the garden. I haven’t seen my two for a few nights but they sometimes move to a later time.
Lovely photo.
29 June 2009 at 13:50
There’s no hedgehogs where I live – too much heavy traffic and a generally hostile environment put paid to them. And you can tell, cause the snails in our garden ae out of control!