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Badger's Blog
02/07/2010
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What lovely sunny weather. Beebee and I made the most of it the other day and went on a picnic together. We sat in the sunshine and ate some delicious honey Beebee had brought.
We were watching all the amazing insects that were buzzing around and saw lots of different types of butterflies. Beebee's favourite is the peacock because if its beautiful colours. I think my favourite is the speckled wood because there are always lots near my woodland sett!
Which ones are your favourites and why?
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Badger's Blog
28/06/2010
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Wow - check out this amazing video of something weird that turned up in a Durham Wildlife Trust member's garden...
Awesome!
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Badger's Blog
23/06/2010
Whoops, that should be:
Swallow cam - www.youtube.com/user/CheshireWT
Puffin cam - microsites2.segfl.org.uk
Just paste the links into your search bar!
Badger's Blog
23/06/2010
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Oh no! Springwatch is finished for another year! It makes me quite sad. I always looked forward to my nightly installments of Chris, Kate, Martin and Simon, not to mention the animal stars! I hope the little kestrel chicks will be alright without their mum, and that all the chicks do well. I can't wait to hear more about the sparrowhawk youngsters when Autumnwatch starts.
If you're a bit like me and missing the nest cameras already, why not check out some of The Wildlife Trusts' very own live videos? Cheshire Wildlife Trust has a swallow cam following the fortunes of a young family near them, and Alderney Wildlife Trust has set up a puffin cam in a seabird colony.
Have a look at them here:
Swallow Cam
Puffin Cam
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Badger's Blog
11/06/2010
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Those Springwatch kestrel chicks are so lucky - did you see them eating all those lovely, juicy earthworms this week? Yum yum, there really is nothing tastier. The wet weather has been good for one thing at least. With all those worms about, blackbirds and badgers aren't short of their favourite snacks!
I've been seeing lots of frogs hopping about in the damp grass too. I wonder if lots of this year's tadpoles are starting to turn into adults and traveling about to look for new ponds? It means I have to watch where I tread though. I've nearly squished a few already!
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- Date: 2012-12-11 14:04:44
- Swiftafa
Report abusehi ,,all, i saw something unusual yesterday at a friend`s where i went for dinner cos it was my birthday. in her garden i saw cowslips out in flower! very early for spring flowers . nice though. mine arent out yet . any one else seen any early spring sightings?
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In Britain reptiles are so rare but there are places like Dorset that reptiles are quite common.When we went to Vietnam reptiles are so common.
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When we go away on holiday we see lizards they are really small and they hide under rocks. We LOVE them they are cute scared of people.
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I have never seen lizards here so rare to find them amazing!
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if you see lizards in the uk then you are one of the lucky ones because they are called rare english lizard my cats have caught some before and i rescued it!!!!!!!!!! yippee
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Not long a go we had hedgehogs in our garden. We first saw one when my mum was garden, it was curled up sleeping. Next we saw one out of the window at night walking along the grass. They are really nice animals and we are hoping for some more this year. Lets hope we do!!!!!!!
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ive seen conkers, my mum me and my two sisters collected lots
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Have you seen any animals around lately?
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We live in an great area for wildlife!!!!
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We live in an great area for wildlife!!!!
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