Sounds promising for him. Perhaps his sleeping patterns are adjusting as he prepares for his winter hibernation. You just never know what they are thinking! we released a female earlier this year who as a result of a strimming incident had lost an eye, (half of her face actually) neither the vet nor the carer thought she would make it, but she had a will of iron – and my goodness, was she feisty on recovery! she stuck around for a while after release, obvious to pick up n the cameras, but then made her own way into the wooded area that we backed onto. I really hope she managed to raise some young over the summer. we live in hope.
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