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CAMERA TRAPS

Going back to the pictures - thse things are addictive aren't they? Mind you, l wasn't so happy when OH demanded l look at what he'd captured the other night - 2 rats playing/fighting, 2 rabbits (they're always after my veggies and chewed a hole through the veg/fruit cage) And, more happily, a hedgehog.
 
You are so right! Although they are quietening off , we have both badgers and hedgehogs (yet to capture them but will next year perhaps), but the badgers are skinning the hedgehogs...……….. not so good.
 
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You are so right! Although they are quietening off , we have both badgers and hedgehogs (yet to capture them but will next year perhaps), but the badgers are skinning the hedgehogs...……….. not so good.
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It's just what they do...
 
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Bug out night….probably no more than 4 feet from my snoring.....the fox maybe 6.....
 

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Getting crowded out the back now, where am I supposed to bed down? :D

(taken last night, date on image incorrect)
 

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Had a video last night (too big to put here) of a fox having a good close sniff? of a Muntjacs bum, and the deer wasn't bothered???? It's not often that 2 largish species are so tolerant of each others proximity.....:thumbsdown:
 
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