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All you want to know about hedgehogs....

Discussion in 'Wildlife Corner' started by Spruce, Dec 3, 2013.

  1. lost_in_france

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    Thanks again Spruce, will do that. Though, the rats around here are pretty bold and will quite happily scale the birdfeeders dotted round the garden, have a feed and then make their way over the hedge to the field next door.
     
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    Spruce Glad to be back .....

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    I had that once, and hung the bird feeders on the washing line :snork: and it was a rotary
     
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        @nFrost

        Can we have your photo on here please
         
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        okay one sec...
         
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          Whenever we have a pizza takeaway we always throw the uneaten free garlic bread in the back garden for the birds but always wondered what was eating it so quickly by the morning.

          Well I found out last night...

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          Not seen one in years! :love30:
           
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            hopefully this should work

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              Can't see that. Is my picture not working?
               
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              no, if you look at what I posted you can see yours with a red cross through
               
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              I can see your hoggy eating the garlic bread : quite a bonny size ...:wub2:. Hope her in indoors doesn't mind his garlic breath...:gaah:
              Jenny
               
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                Neither can I.....but I can see the hedgie eating garlic bread!
                 
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                Do hedgehogs have fleas?
                 
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                Do they ever and ticks,mind you if yours eats garlic bread it might be flea free:thumbsup:
                 
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                  They can have. I remember taking an injured one to a local hedgie rescue place when I was a kid, that had fleas :( but they said they'd sort it's flea problem
                   
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                    No harm to anyone then? I was always told not to pick them up because of the fleas.
                     
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