We had a late night visitor… Ani was a little perplexed….

I managed to convince her it wasn’t a ball and she couldn’t play with it and got her inside. When the hedgehog felt safe again and went off on its mission to rid my garden of slugs, I dangled out of the window with the camera…

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Sue Vincent was a Yorkshire born writer, esoteric teacher and a Director of The Silent Eye. She was immersed in the Mysteries all her life. Sue maintained a popular blog and is co-author of The Mystical Hexagram with Dr G.M.Vasey. Sue lived in Buckinghamshire, having been stranded there due to an accident with a blindfold, a pin and a map. She had a lasting love-affair with the landscape of Albion, the hidden country of the heart. Sue passed into spirit at the end of March 2021.
Awww, I love hedgehogs. I held one once. They’re adorable!
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Lovely creatures, aren’t they 🙂
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A brilliant picture Sue.Well caught. I don’t think Mrs Tiggywinkle was expecting that.
xxx Massive Hugs xxx
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Just lucky, David… I love these little creatures 🙂 xxx
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Ani looks a bit cagey LOL
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She wasn’t at all pleased. She may want an automatic ball launcher.. but not balls that run away 😀
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Oh that hedgehog looks so cute, although Ani doesn’t look too impressed with it! 🙂
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Balls should not run away. Period. That was the impression she gave 🙂
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Ha Ha! I bet she found that a little hard to fathom! 🙂
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She seemed more offended than anything else 🙂
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I love hedgehogs, we had one who would come every night for some food and water and I placed the dish and bowl in front of my mother’s lounge window which meant she could see it. Then one night we watched as our female fox who had her den nearby brought her cubs and they and the hedgehog shared dinner together peacefully. Great photo Sue…
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Now that really would be something to see. 🙂 A lot of local gardeners feed the badgers too… but I have yet to get chance to badger-watch 🙂
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Sweet.
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🙂
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Ani was very good to leave the hedgehog alone. Pearl has been known to pick them up, bring them indoors and attempt to bury them in her bed. Luckily we have Gower Bird Hospital just around the corner, and they have a hedgehog ward!
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We have St Tiggywinkles close by… who often get the baby birds Ani tells me about. She’s very concerned about them…
I think she was just shocked that the ‘ball’ had legs 😉
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I don’t think we have those here. Quite cute!
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Very cute, and great to have in the garden 🙂
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Very cute. Never actually seen one in person.
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They really are… though Ani wasn’t best pleased with it. ‘Balls’ should not run away…
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She does have a point. 🙂
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So did the hedgehog… a number of them 😉
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Well dangled, Sue!
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How adorable!!!’
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Cute isn’t he? 🙂
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One of my dogs went after a hedgehog. We grabbed him – silly boy. He also gets into barking / hissing matches with a possum.
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Ani and the pigeons do the barking.. though the pigeons generally just look down in pity on the daft dog 🙂
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Glad you got to Ani before she got to the hedgehog – I’m sure she thought it was a tennis ball with fur! What a cute little thing, and so useful in the garden.
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She evidently did, Noelle… but were it not for the obvious distress it would have caused the little creature, I would have loved to have seen her reaction a little closer 🙂 The hedgehog had a real turn of speed 🙂
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Great photograph! Hard to get pictures of these little, shy guys. Your English hedgehogs are just storybook cute. They look like illustrations of hedgehogs 🙂
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Have you seen baby hedgehogs? Now they really are cute 🙂
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I bet Ani was surprised!! Great picture!
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Oh she was 🙂 Thanks, Patrick 🙂
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So CUTE! ANI was very nice to just observe! Thank you for sharing!
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She writes here about me often enough 🙂 It was time for me to write about her for a change 😉
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Mrs. Tiggywinkle!! Great shots, Sue. 🙂
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Thanks, Eliza 🙂
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That’s a cute and helpful little animal. We don’t have them in the U.S. I guess it’s the lack of hedges, and no one has introduced them there. 🙂
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They really are lovely creatures.
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Great shot of Ani and hedgehog, what was the result? dog 1 Hedgehog 0
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Nope.. I won. 🙂
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Great pic! At my husband’s country club there are signs on the road ‘make way for hedgehogs’. I get a thrill when I see them which is not often as I seldom go to the golf club, only for the occasional Sunday breakfast ..
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We have the ‘beware of the toads’ signs… which I rather like. Conjures up visions…
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