Yesterday started with Aria and a bird in the living-room, feathers everywhere and ended with Bea searching for Aria who was chasing after a hedgehog! Missed the 2nd half of the match. Well thatโs my excuse ๐
Bea took a photo for the forum!! The hedgehog is intact and so is Aria!
That's a very plump hedgehog, could hoglets be on their way d'ya think?๐ค. I wish there were more of them -it's years since I last saw one. Aria's keeping herself busy by the sound of it๐.
She tricked me I said where is it now? She said in a cardboard box in the living-room! Saw my face then laughed at me!! We save an animal a week here ๐
Lovely photo Fran, I did have the occasional hedgehog visit my previous garden, along with all sorts of wild life including the Fox. Since moving house less than I year ago, I & Hubby are trying to create a garden with a Blank Canvas. I do miss all the animal life, I would sit at my French Doors (previous house)watching them all come and go, my favourite being the Robin, I will always believe they are the spirits of my departed friends, little Angels on earth. We have now accumulated a few Bird Tables and A New Tree is planted, my new potted plants are yet to establish themselves. We transferred a Beautiful Bush named Jennifer after one of my grandchildren. I have a Beautiful Bungalow for the disabled, We love it. The garden is Huge, it amazes me that the council actually have these Bungalows with very large Gardens, Some are neglected due to a person being severely disabled or live alone. Night Time My gardens are lit up with Beautiful Fairy Lights which brings Pleasure to me. So much more to do...Good job my Hubby has green fingers, much like Your Bea. Love n Hugs. Carolina XXXXX
So glad your Eyes are improving, slowly but surely. I too am off to the Opticians for a 12 20 appointment,(After my Gym Session) I have slow forming cateracts that need checking since 1 year ago. need new varifocals.....Good on Bea, my buds have died off after the heavy rain and cold weather for the last few days, Good old UK, never lets us down with our Weather... Good Luck Today Fran. XXX
Hi Fran what a cutie๐. We are lucky here, we still have rare creatures around like hedgehogs, slow worms and even the odd stag beetle๐ (ok that could be an ant๐). Thanks for the picture though ๐.
You're right spring is in the air now...I've eggs in my inbucator and the girls are enjoying a lot more outdoor play๐๐ญ๐. I'm on day 5 after chemo so things are settling down a bit now..might try a morsel or two today, fingers crossed๐.
Have a good day and I wish you well on your appointmentโค
Ha ha yes I have to warn you, hatching eggs is addictive๐.
Glad your appointment was ok. It's annoying having to use drops but at least things are progressing well for you. I suppose patience is a virtue for a reason...it takes practise๐.
In fact the pharmacist has just explained to me that I have to block the tear duct with my finger when I put those drops in so they donโt go systemic!! What gymnastics!!
Gosh,for one moment i feared a traditional French recipe incorporating prickly ingredients was about to be produced by our newly acclaimed michelin chef.Fleetingly i imagined a Mrs Tiggy-Winkle of Swiss extraction was about to meet her end,thankfully it is just a delightful tale of two lovely ladies and an adventurous moggie rescuing wild animals on a spring evening in a distant land............eye eye Fran........Ski's and Scruffs xx
my happy friend,we will get FIFA to declare that all football matches must be played in the afternoon to accommodate you and should floodlighting be required it will be dimmed to avoid strain on your recovering eyes. xx
aww not seen a Hedgehog for years sadly. i miss em. No Spring here today just gales. hailstones ,n odd bit of Sun. err....yeah, just like Spring really.
i think the demise in hedgehogs has much to do with the change in our gardens,hedgehogs like lots of natural cover and to move from garden to garden,now with the introduction of more formal gardens which also tend to be securely fenced they don't have much natural terrain to explore nor avenues to move on so to speak,just a little theory which may well be shot down in flames........Ski's and hedgehogs protected from Scruffs x
I agree ski, sadly our new fence has a concrete plinth, as do our neighbours. Before the hedgehogs could squeeze under the wooden fence. I have tried making a gap.
Lovely pic, I love hedgehogs, not seen one for a couple of years. We had a little one in our garden a year or so ago, it was getting near hibernating time and I was worried it was too small to survive. I called the hedgehog rescue service and they came and picked it up, they said they would keep it warm so it didnโt hibernate and feed it through the winter so it would be fit for the spring.
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