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Animal Poo? Identification
TheScullster writes
Thanks to all for comments. I'm inclined to think the consensus hedgehog is likely. Will they tolerate a cat-ridden neighbourhood though? Yes. Cats tend to treat them with caution. If so, where am I most likely to catch sight of him/her? - Under the shed? Back of the borders? Our garden isn't huge (about 17m x 10m) but is a bit "natural" in parts! They're active at night, but they don't have a settled routine. So it's a matter of luck when and where you see them. If you want to try feeding him, a special tin of hedgehog food from the pet shop, or cat meat (meat not fish based). Make a sort of box or tunnel with the entrance too small for a cat and put the meat inside that. For added fun, cover a piece of card with aluminium foil and gold it in the smoke of a candle flame until it's completely covered with soot. Put this under the meat, and n the morning you will see the tracks of anything that's visited in the night. -- Kay |
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