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[CLKD]

Then maybe the critter has mange which will cause all the hair to fall out  and can be fatal as the affected animal scratches like fury.  However, the one in the photos I've trawled the web and found don't seem to have scratched their skin. 

Thanks for the aardvark, it's a critter I would love to see in real Life !

[CLKD]

All my bites itch except the lady-bird area, I think because I've been nibbled this week the wasp sting area has been stimulated by the histamines released into the blood stream ........... each area is lumpy too 

[viv]

At least the bites are not on your bum CLKD 


Check out my ant post.

Honeyb
x

[CLKD]

How do you know where my bites are    ...... read your ant post 

[viv]

So are you telling us that you have a lumpy bum 

Honeyb
x

[CLKD]

No 'cos I was wearing thick jeans when the other bites occurred - fortunately  - still itchy though 

[CLKD]

We have had a hedgehog visiting our garden at 8.30 for two nights 

[Trey]

How fun, the Hedgehog.  We get Armadillos - they look prehistoric.

[CLKD]

Oh I remember you saying about the armadillos - I would love to see an aadrvark 

[CLKD]

I've been at a lake watching dragonflies, a small grebe yet to be identified, damsel flies, young moorhens; catching cray-fish for supper 

Apart from our 'runners' the garden has done really well, still picking roses, still harvesting yellow corgettes and still feeding the pond fish 

[ricky]

Saw a bat this morning whizzing round at 6.30am it was light by then

[CLKD]

Himself tried to photo a bat at this very lake one evening but the image was blurred 

[ricky]

 CLKD  I am not surprised, they go so fast like grease lightning

[Taz2]

I hope those moorhen are eating the American ones CLKD!

Taz x

[CLKD]

Moorhens are grazers  and yes they are American signal crayfish ........... Sunday lunch