Hoggi's well out and about !

[Richard]

I'm pretty sure this is the boy or girl who spent winter in my Hog House.

I went out to set up my night camera, put a bowl of food down and there Hoggy was, no more than 3 feet away !!

I'm happy

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Richard

[kitla]

That's a fine looking hoggi!

[bikesandbirdsbob]

Hi, I had hedgehogs ,before I had chickens . Now no entrance to the garden as the flock would escape with it.
Do miss this night life.
Bob

[kitla]

Bob all they need is a 4" gap, when we had a new solid fence built I scooped it out of the ground underneath the fence where I thought they used to come through. I suppose your rabbits might get through though.

[p.penn]

Oh how lovely Richard

[Mo]

I suspect a 4" gap might be enough for hens too.
The flock net I used had a 2" mesh but 1 broken strand was enough.

[Richard]

Where I house sit they've just had a fence put in, about 150 feet worth.

They've inserted 4" soil pipe under the concrete fence base and made a 'cutting' accordingly - this solely for the purpose of the Hedgehogs getting through. They had two last year.
The length of the pipe is about 15".

Richard

[fabindia]

Here's our hedgehog, taken last night:

[Richard]

Great photos

I now have two, so here's hoping a bit of hanky panky is going on - if not already !!


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[Richard]

Bob,

Ref the new fence they've put up where I house sit, here's a photo..

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There's one once every 15 feet or so.


Richard

[lancashire lass]

so thoughtful to have something for the hedgehogs to cross through the garden

[mardatha]

Hope they aren't back up here yet as we've got lying snow, and more forecast today and tomorrow. The poor wee birds must be wondering what happened to Spring.