Starting from numbersix there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
Lupins in my friend’s garden in the South of France. Janice of Leeds.
The is the new ‘ Living Coasts’ attraction in Torquay.Devon. Janice of Leeds.
This is Babbacombe model village in South Devon. The landscaping is amazing. Janice of Leeds.
This is Breakwater Beach in Brixham Devon. I long for the summer!! Janice of Leeds.
Another photograph from the Kestrel nest in Shropshire.
The Badger last night were not fighting they were playing. And they do make an awful noise when they fight. I told last year when we heard a fight between two Badgers and found the next morning a young male that had probably strayed into our Setts territory and got to close to the Sett.
Although Badger will travel many mile in a night they do have their own territory. They mark it by digging small holes called Dung Pits on their boundary to leave their droppings. We come across them now and then. There was one very close by the side of our drive close to the Farmhouse.
The size of Badger territory is governed by the availability of food, being mainly earth worms. The population of the Sett at Denbury would be larger than normal in this area, for in and around the boundaries of Denbury there are six Badgers Setts that I know of. The area would not sustain such a large Sett as ours unless we feed them.