Bok disappeared on our walk yesterday morning, then later called me over to see what he'd found. Poor Billy Badger wasn't too happy and he growled like a dog; Bok just wanted to play with him.
Also, on our walk, I heard the first Cuckoo of the year, and the first Hoopoe.
I returned to where we'd found the Baby Bill Badger about three hours later; he'd gone home. I quite expect his Mum gave him a good ticking off.
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What a cute little guy! I love his little striped face. I'm glad Bok was a good boy and didn't hurt him.
ReplyDeleteBok actually barked to bring me over to where he'd found it. I honestly think he was hoping that we could help him. Bok adores all other animals.
DeleteThank you for posting that sweet video.
ReplyDeleteI hope he was reunited with his Mum.
My family adores Badgers.
Bok is such a good boy.
cheers, parsnip
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ReplyDeleteThe only thing you missed out was the patchwork quilt on the bed. Not so good over here to be a Badger; the locals think of them as vermin, and can't wait to be rid of them all. I have a rather different view of them.
DeleteI dont like em
ReplyDeleteBut i hope he was ok
How cute
ReplyDeleteI love badgers... it's a pity we don't get them in NZ but I expect if we did our "Forest and Bird" lot or conservationist lot would want them gone. I have nothing against conservationists as a whole but to try to rid a country of something that they don't think belongs is taking things in my mind a bit too far.
ReplyDeleteJo in Auckland, NZ
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ReplyDeleteI am a Perigord local.
ReplyDeleteTut tut.
DeleteGood job his mum didn't turn up - they can bite through chain-link fences, you know...
ReplyDeleteThat's why I didn't pick him up, and return him to his home myself!
DeleteWhat a sweet-natured fellow Bok is. Good dog!
ReplyDeleteGood job Bok...provided your Daddy with a blog post.
ReplyDeleteIt was nice to hear you voice, Cro.
ReplyDeletewe have a pretty well estabished badger run across ours and our neighbours properties. I enjoyed the little film.
ReplyDeleteHow amazing to see one during the day, they're normally so nocturnal. Hope it was okay.
ReplyDeleteIn the little film he was just being shy and defensive. He must have found his way home (eventually).
DeleteIt is years since I heard a cuckoo here Cro - lucky you.
ReplyDeleteLove that little badger.