I feed them every day and here they are -
But, I don't know who left these?
They certainly were not left by this cheeky character -
It's not only the birds that like sultanas. He/she comes out to join in the feast.
:o)
Sunday, 20 January 2013
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I know who left these footprints in the snow
I feed them every day and here they are -
But, I don't know who left these?
Badger? Five toed cat? I think they were two big for a cat.
They certainly were not left by this cheeky character -
It's not only the birds that like sultanas. He/she comes out to join in the feast.
Possibly the best fed vole in england.
I feed them every day and here they are -
But, I don't know who left these?
They certainly were not left by this cheeky character -
It's not only the birds that like sultanas. He/she comes out to join in the feast.
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Looks like badger to me!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.staffordshiremammalgroup.org.uk/web_documents/badger_fs.pdf
Thankyou for the link AJ. I think they are badger prints. We have seen them in the garden before. :o)
DeleteAdorable! we have mice who come for the food I put out, particularly the nuts, when we lived at Railway,we regularly had a clever rat who climbed the tree and hung from the peanut holder!
ReplyDeleteHello Kath, I'm glad that our little visitors are voles and not rats. The feeders are quite close to the house and I don't want to give rats any ideas about coming inside. Of course we have no idea who visits during the night. :o)
DeleteLets hope the five toed cat doesnt go after your little creature, whatever it is.X
ReplyDeleteHello Anne, It's a vole. They've taken up residence below one of the bird feeders. :O)
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ReplyDeleteWe'd love a night vision camera to view overnight visitors,but once we know who is visiting,would we want to go outside?
ReplyDeleteJane x
I love the little vole, it must have been very hungry to come out in the day time like that. really sweet.
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