A Look Back over July
An August Update for the HogBlog... It;s always good to start with a picture, and here's a rare colour image of Seymour, captured by our main Trailcam on the 21st July at 4.49 am. Granted, it's just a back view, but as the cameras tend to capture more of those than of anything else, it does, at least, show daylight activity. It's possible that the dire weather has caused some adaptation of the hogs' behaviour. Or perhaps someone just stayed up late that day... The July weather, while a washout for humans, did not seem to bother the hogs. During this time, several visits were made by at least two, more likely three or even four hedgehogs - although Sal, the potentially pregnant hog, made far fewer visits and when she reappeared, was far less bulky than previously. The installation in a sheltered spot of a purpose-built Hedgehog Hut was installed early in July, and a secondary trailcam installed with views of the entrance. It was hoped that a pregnant hog might fin