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Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 04 Aug 2013, 21:10
by 22-250jock
the dogs just found this little fella in the garden, so put a bit of dog food and water out for him/her and watched through the spotter,
guess it was a little hungry.
sorry about the shaking, didn't have anything to rest on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kea9lJjU ... e=youtu.be
cheers jock
Re: Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 04 Aug 2013, 21:19
by V8 90
We had 1 on a ground feeder last night eating meal worms I put out for the birds - it was soon joined by a second & then a third !! After a small tussle 2 of them headed off in to a border & I got a couple of piccys of them making hoglets

- nowt like a bit of Doggin on a Saturday night

Re: Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 04 Aug 2013, 21:28
by 22-250jock
they used to turn up every year about this time until 2 years ago, then nothing until now. pleased to see they're still about

Re: Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 04 Aug 2013, 21:37
by V8 90
Fascinating to watch them ! We've just had a 7m sliding door/window system (like bifold doors) fitted in our living room overlooking our terrace - we can sit here & watch all sorts going on out side now

Re: Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 05 Aug 2013, 05:14
by paulham
V8 90 wrote:We had 1 on a ground feeder last night eating meal worms I put out for the birds - it was soon joined by a second & then a third !! After a small tussle 2 of them headed off in to a border & I got a couple of piccys of them making hoglets

- nowt like a bit of Doggin on a Saturday night

Pervert!
Re: Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 05 Aug 2013, 07:33
by PESCA
At least you're not feeding them bread and milk, as was commonly done back in the old uneducated days.
George
Re: Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 05 Aug 2013, 19:36
by chas
I had a lone hedgehog in the garden a few weeks back (previous years there have been up to half a dozen of them) anyway I decided to feed him some cat food, so put it out on a dish alongside some water and left him to it.
The following morning the dish was spotlessly clean but six inches behind it was the biggest pile of hedgehog poo you've ever seen, in one end out of the other.
Re: Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 05 Aug 2013, 20:21
by some bloke
chas wrote:I had a lone hedgehog in the garden a few weeks back (previous years there have been up to half a dozen of them) anyway I decided to feed him some cat food, so put it out on a dish alongside some water and left him to it.
The following morning the dish was spotlessly clean but six inches behind it was the biggest pile of hedgehog poo you've ever seen, in one end out of the other.
Wass hedgy poo look like Chris?

Re: Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 05 Aug 2013, 20:33
by rodp
All spikey

Re: Hungry Hedgehog
Posted: 05 Aug 2013, 20:54
by some bloke
V8 90 wrote:We had 1 on a ground feeder last night eating meal worms I put out for the birds - it was soon joined by a second & then a third !! After a small tussle 2 of them headed off in to a border & I got a couple of piccys of them making hoglets

- nowt like a bit of Doggin on a Saturday night

How'd they do that out of curiosity?