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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2006 19:35:51 GMT
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Post by chickadeedeedee on Sept 22, 2006 1:10:05 GMT
Fingers crossed over here that the hedgehogs stay safe!  |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2006 7:00:22 GMT
Every November 5th I get concerned about the poor little things being roasted alive  A neighbour of mine has a 2 acre vegetable plot - he will soon start piling up his and other people's garden rubbish ready to burn on November 5th knowing that no one will complain about the smoke from his bonfire - his pile is often 8 - 10 foot high - I'm sure most of the local hedgehogs think he has given them the ideal place to hibernate |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 27, 2006 4:58:45 GMT
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Post by sweetleaf on Sept 27, 2006 10:26:41 GMT
What a great Idea ;D we have a hedgehog under one of OH`s "projects" a car with suicide doors... v. old and unlikely to be moved as parts are as rare as chicken teeth!
I call it Hufflepuff as thats what it sounds like, its rarely seen and Im always glad to hear him/her.
My daughter is good with boxes, she brought lots of her projects home from school, she may be able to adapt one for me, (cogswhirringsmiley)
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Post by oldmoleskins on Sept 27, 2006 19:58:32 GMT
In case you want to feed one in the garden and don't want to use protein for fear of attracting more unwelcome visitors, we caught one in a rabbit cage-trap once, baited with fresh cabbage. It had eaten every scrap while in there.
I've never seen veg mentioned as hedgehog food...
OM.
yes, we let it go.
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