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Brockwatcher’s Tweets
- RT @wildlifeaid: Another tiny badger cub in to day totally anaemic Yet another major warning that this dry weather is a killer especiall ... 12 years ago
- Electrocuted badger goes back to the wild: http://bit.ly/dC6iiF 12 years ago
- RT @scottishbadgers: Scottish Badgers Conference Sat. 18th Sept. 2010. Booking form and draft programme now available to download at www ... 12 years ago
- Happy birthday @EileenAllen55 - can't send a card, but for a badgery treat take a look at this photo of "Radar" - http://bit.ly/dnjiWu 12 years ago
- Burrowing badgers and rude-looking fungi in my latest Brockwatcher's Blog post, Nature's digging machines. http://bit.ly/aFZVoC 12 years ago
Category Archives: Rescues
Willow goes wild
What a week this has been for badgers and those of us who care about them. The big news of course has been the Badger Trust’s successful court action which has prevented the culling of badgers in Wales. Closer to … Continue reading
One weekend, two rescues
When my phone rings in the small hours, as it did at about ten past one on Saturday morning, I know what the call is going to be about. Sure enough, as I struggled to wake up properly (I’ve not … Continue reading
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Brandon goes back
Back in April, I rescued a very sorry-looking badger who I named Brandon, after the Warwickshire village close to where he was found (see A week in the life (Part 2)). He had a large wound on his rump which … Continue reading
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An unexpected death
Whenever I am called out to rescue an injured badger I naturally hope for a happy ending, one in which the casualty gets a second chance after receiving treatment and recovering from his or her wounds. Watching the animal you … Continue reading
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A week in the life (Part 2)
As you may have gathered from this blog, life as a Brockwatcher involves more than just watching Brocks. Protecting the amazing animals which provide so much pleasure is also high on the agenda, and this involves amongst other things, rescues, … Continue reading
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A week in the life (Part 1)
An afternoon’s sett checking, a 33rd anniversary badger watch and a call-out to two apparently orphaned badger cubs was just the start of an eventful week in the life of a Brockwatcher. The week would go on to include a … Continue reading
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