Today saw the arrival of five more new residents to Glatton, all are youngsters from earlier this year. Keep your eyes peeled for updates as they settle in.
Bramble (formerly known as Giselle) has inspected her new quarters and taken herself off to bed to do some growing.
This chap seems to be doing well and has certainly been eating well as it looks like a tight fit getting through the hedgehog highway hole 🙂
The hedgehogs are eating two full bowls of kitten food every night. There is a lot of activity in my garden throughout all nights with hogs coming to feed and drink. I am not sure just how many hogs I Read more…
We have a full compliment of new Mums / Dads for our new arrivals in September. Keep you eyes on the blog to see their arrival. We are hoping to have a further release of hedgehogs to Glatton in September. Read more…
This confrontation started at 00.05.15 and finally finished at 00.15.00 when the smallest, slightly lighter coloured hog finally sent them off. (Have to look hard to see the difference). Are they extra grumpy in the hot weather?
Hi all, pleased to announce an increase to the Glatton Hog population x 2, saw the little fellows last evening and hope to catch some pics of video tonight.
This little hog spent a lot of time trying to get into the box and after all the effort he used the tunnel. He later returned and lifted the box up with his nose from the back.
This little chap was spotted out self-anointing, you will see him foam at the mouth and starts licking the foam onto his spines. Self-anointing is still a hedgehog mystery, since hedgehogs tend to do this when they encounter new smells, Read more…
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