Bonfires - remember of the hedgehogs!
Please spread the word so anyone you know planning on setting fire to a pile of wood they've had built up for a day or more will check the bonfire for animals that might have taken shelter in the make-shift home that's been provided.
After all, we don't want them overdone now do we!?
Enjoy yourresponsibly.
Also it's good to check your bonfire in case a bushcrafter has set up a shelter inside it.
Do you want to be happy or do you want to be normal?
good call
Or make sure they're wrapped in clay first?
If you stretch out both arms to represent all time on earth, then with one stroke of a nail file you could eradicate all human history, and 98 per cent of all human history was spent in the stone age.
mmm crispy fryd hedgepig
I haven't heard anyone mention the hedgehog/bonfire thing, since I left primary school. They used to get in them to hibernate, years ago, but not many animals hibernate these days (well, not in England, anyhow). You can blame the warmer climate for that.
35 million in the 70's down to 1.2 million now. Another species disappearing fast
Lots of reasons for that though, lack of food, lack of suitable habitat, lack of road sense, increase in badger population, and I'm sure there are more.Originally Posted by jus_young
And crispy fried hedgehog going by some posts
An old Gypsy (Romany) dish I believe (correct me if I'm wrong). I have always thought the idea of the clay, was to aid in the spine removal (external spines, not backbone).
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