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Glad you liked it. Lots of other Badger videos on the channel if you're interested. You might like this one with the fox and the badger. th-cam.com/video/Je75n27R7fs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wMVNIUznF7zeUIxk

@@LV24-10 They are great and definitely back in this area. No greys here, thanks in part to the pine martens 😁

Thanks, we’re very lucky having so many visitors on our doorstep.

@@MKrištínWildness wow, you have some amazing wildlife in Slovakia. I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching your wildlife videos.

@@ihave2habit I’m very lucky to live in a place full of wildlife. I put nuts out for them (unsalted) the kind you would feed the birds and squirrels. I also smear a little peanut butter on some of the surfaces which is why they like to lick the plant pot.

It is filmed in Lomond and the Trossachs National Park in Scotland.

Yep, and now there’s two 😂

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Yeh, hopefully we’ll get some kits. There were two mating pairs that I know of, who regularly visit the garden. The others I’m not sure about. They certainly didn’t show any mating behaviour in the garden, but time will tell.

@@PMckBirdsandWildlife Yeh, So dark and gloomy in the daytime that the camera went into night vision for the squirrel footage 😩

@@PMckBirdsandWildlife yes, they absolutely are. They got together back in August. There are videos on the channel showing them playing and grooming and getting to know each other and they’ve been coming into the garden together ever since. It’s a long time for them still to be together. I thought by now, they would have been back to their solitary lives. Most of the information on pine martens tells you that July / August is breeding season, but these two obviously didn’t get that memo. Great to see them still together though.

Bat I think.

Definitely a bat. We have lots of them living in the eves of the house. The feature video for the channel has one passing in slow motion if you want to see it th-cam.com/video/s9sE-BICpYE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vBWRQeDkTdEJJaIv

Thanks, very lucky with the wildlife here. Always great to see a new visitor to the garden.

Yep, very cool. Fox was still a bit nervous but great to see them eating together. Just a pity the footage was a bit grainy.

@@PMckBirdsandWildlife Thanks, the woodland is full of surprises. At first I thought it was four Jays messing around with each other, until I zoomed in. Brilliant to see, I didn’t think they would go for a bird this size.

@@LochLomondWildlife Aye it could've that or maybe it was just a territorial thing Great shots either way 👍

@@PMckBirdsandWildlife you’re more than likely right about the territorial thing, as I think they would definitely have caught the Jays if they’d really wanted to.

@@jokervienna6433 WOW! Fantastic for you to see all of these animals in the city. It does make me wonder why they would choose to be there rather than the forest, but always great to see them regardless. I can’t get enough of them, so I will be watching for as long as I can.

@@LochLomondWildlife sounds like a plan! Keep it up! I also get happy for wildlife, and all the mentioned species are in the forests too. Vienna as a city has a goal though - 50 percent of the city shall be green areas. It means the animals can survive. I am really happy about that the city also keeps its promise.

@@chrislittle4427 It is Chris. The reds have been missing round here for a few months. I think the forestry work disturbs them and they move to different areas. I’m hoping the sight of this wee one is the start of them moving back in.

Glad you liked it. There’s lots more badger footage on the channel that you might enjoy.

@@LochLomondWildlife thanks 😀👍

Thanks, it’s always great to see them during the day.

That’s really kind of you. I’m not sure I’m eligible yet, will need to check. It would certainly help a lot as the badgers can’t half eat, I think they have hollow legs.

I​@@LochLomondWildlifeIf YouCan get a donation link sorted it would really help your channel grow I'm a member of another site in Argyll called Scottish Wildlife Garden it's an interactive live stream Check it out i think yould like it

PS You tube had an update and the notifications are back to normal so ok on the notifications now 👍

I still wish to donate if at all possible so hopefully you're eligible

@@PMckBirdsandWildlifethat’s great news, glad notifications back on. Thanks for letting me know, much appreciated.

@@PMckBirdsandWildlife Hi, thanks for subscribing. I’ll have to have a look. I normally click on ‘not for children’ but have maybe missed one somewhere.

@@LochLomondWildlife thanks for the quick reply It maybe a glitch it sometimes happens to some of my other subbed channels Checked for update but it's still the same at the moment Love your content and hope you can continue to grow your channel in the near future,👍

@@PMckBirdsandWildlife cheers for that, I can’t get enough of the wildlife, and very lucky to have them so close, so plan to keep filming as long as I can. I will check everything at my side. Still getting to know the ins and outs of YT, so I may have missed something.

Thank you. Would love a fast shutter speed camera for the bats…..maybe one day.

@@Cary-f9f You might enjoy the badger playlist if you haven’t already watched it. Since making the playlist, we decided to block access for the badger’s safety. He is way too clumsy to be up on top of a 6ft fence. I lost count of the number of times he fell off 😂 th-cam.com/play/PL4oe2RUHHvYooptuXYktDaQtkOLueNAqW.html&si=OOYSAfm2OMK4Jj3Z

Thank you. Badgers are fun😊

Yes, think the badger just got a fright. Didn’t know what was coming at him, but wasn’t that bothered about the fox’s presence when he realised it was just the fox.

@@douglaswatson8324 yeh, she’s definitely new to the garden. She spent a lot of time exploring and has now decided that the bird feeder with the fat balls is hers and steals it every night.

@@douglaswatson8324 I loved seeing him coming slowly up over the plant pot. Those ears ❤️

@@TheWillpar Thank you. It was an unexpected surprise seeing a heron in the forest. Always great having a new visitor though.

@@RobMellowship Thank you, I will do, always forget about the wee mice.

You can find them in most parts of the UK, I take it you are somewhere other than UK? They're very cute, but this one is also a complete menace. He destroyed my front garden last week.

Where I live in Canada they're mostly considered pests and are shot on sight.

@@irishkelly654 That is really sad to hear. Badgers were badly mistreated here in the uk for a long time. They are now a protected species, since around 1992, but I’m sure some of the cruelty still goes on here too. I have no idea how much difference a law makes to protect these beautiful animals but I really hope it helps. Is there anybody fighting for the badger in Canada?