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Dormouse snoring
Juvenile hazel dormouse in a torpid state found during nest box checks at a North Yorkshire reintroduction site in October 2010. If you listen, you...
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Juvenile hawksbill turtle eating fish - fail
A captive bred hawksbill turtle at the Sea Turtle Conservation Centre, Phang Nga, Thailand. Trying to eat!
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European hedgehog, Budapest
European hedgehog out and about during the day at a park in Hungary. It was being attacked/ mobbed by a crow which I scared away. The hedgehog can ...
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Juvenile common toad falls over
Two juvenile common toads retrieved from a pitfall trapping scheme in Cheshire, UK. One is looking for a way out, the other has secreted itself ben...
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10 months ago
Great crested newt eating a smooth newt
GCN survey 2011 - whilst checking some traps I noticed this one had a female GCN in it which had more or swallowed a male smooth newt. On releasing...
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Female adder - Drigg
April 2011 - female adder basking on dunes at Drigg, Cumbria. Apologies for my shoddy camera work, but you get the idea. I was trying to keep my sh...
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Grey seals at Donna Nook 2009
Grey seal colony at Donna Nook, Lincolnshire in 2009. One of the UK's premier wildlife events. Apologies for the quality, but the sounds are haunting!
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Adder Feb 2011 - North York Moors
Male adder on a footpath on the North York Moors. Not long out of hibernation, I think he got caught out as it wasn't very warm (7 degrees) with no...
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great tit v blue tit nest box battle
Territorial battle for a nest/ roost site between a great tit and a blue tit. Recorded from a friend's nest box camera in March 2011.
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@fanest I think in Slovenia 'edible dormouse' (Glis glis) are eaten, not the hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius). Glis glis are a pest here in the UK, an introduced non-native, but people haven't taken to eating them, yet.