Hedgehogs now a rare garden sight as British populations continue to decline

10/02/2017

This story includes ideas and links for steps to take to support wildlife. Unfortunately, it does not mention the big step, human population control.

Young hedgehog in Yorkshire, England Source: Hedgehogs now a rare garden sight as British populations continue to decline

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Judy @ NewEnglandGardenAndThread

10/02/2017 at 12:12 pm

I couldn’t hit ‘like’ on this one. I wish them no bad thoughts as long as they stay out of my yard. 🙂

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