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    Maybe a stupid question but we’ve only ever seen 1 hedgehog at a time in our garden and tonight we’ve just seen 2 feeding together. Would this be a make and female? I can’t find the right place to look for this information.

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    Hi Norfolk hedgehog

    Possibly but not necessarily. Hedgehogs have ranges rather than territories and their ranges overlap. So that two males or two females or a male and female could have overlapping ranges.

    Their interactions/behaviour can sometimes give some hints about whether they are male or female.

    I wrote a response to someone else recently – link to topic below – with tips on how to tell male from female. Which might help.
    https://www.hedgehogstreet.org/forums/topic/ive-missed-them/ 4th April 2020.

    Great that you have had two hogs there. Happy hog watching.

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