Bringing our Wildlife to you!
I reckon the photo of the badgers is them telling that they are watching and waiting. The video is to show the our drones view of the farm and glimpse of what and who we can see. We also have thermal for night time. The Roe Deer scull was found on a walkabout checking […]
JUST A FEW DAYS LEFT BEFORE THE KILLING FIELDS This year’s 2017 killing by Badger Cull will get into full swing after this bank holiday, going on for 6 weeks. (Map of killing areas http://innocentbadger.com/cull-zones/) there is a list of what to look and for below. The badger cage traps will start being put […]
OUR BADGERS ARE IN DANGER OF BEING SHOT SEE THEM LIVE EVERY NIGHT AT www.denburyfarm.co.uk Approx 9.pm This year for the first time the Badger Cull is coming to the part of Somerset we live at. After nearly 20 years of us broadcasting […]
Our nature being it mammals, insects or plants in one way or the other is gradually but surely being killed off by us humans through greed, misinformation and wrong doing. The plant ragwort is one, it having a bad reputation as being a killer of horses and cattle is putting the Cinnabar Moth at risk. […]
I had not intended to write about our fox so soon, until I realised that in some areas the fox hunting cubing season has started. Cubing happens early mornings usually in the middle of August before the fox hunting season starts late August to the beginning of September. Cubing is the training of young hounds […]
A few more photographs of the Fox family at Denbury Farm, although you can see them every night on the webcams feeding with the Badgers and sometimes the Deer. Going by a black and white photograph in the left hand corner of our Facebook page dated the 8th November 2004, we have been broadcasting the […]
Mrs Farmer on a walk with our dogs was in the valley this afternoon and came across a small herd Roe Deer in the valley field. Two Bucks, four Doe and a couple of Fawn. Over the past few weeks the herd have been growing and we have seen them on the webcams from a […]
Watching the memorials to those who lost their lives at the Battle of Passchendaele made me remember a Great Uncle who died in the 1st world war, a Charles Smith. Some years ago a tattered old case was passed down to me. When I first glanced the contents of the case I found it […]