Unfortunately my one didn’t make it
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I’m not sure if I’m on the right forum page but wanted to tell you that I have a heavy heart this morning.
Early yesterday morning around 4.30am there was a hedgehog all curled up on the grass in my back garden, near to the food and water I leave out every night.
I have a bird feeding station on the patio next to it and there were lots of Magpies and Crows around eating food! My husband and I scared off the birds and waited nearly 45 minutes on the hog to uncurl, it didn’t so we lifted it and put it in one of the houses we have, we gave it water and then left it. Last night we waited on it coming out of the house but never did so at 11pm my husband checked to see if it was still in the house, it was but it was dead! It had turned around facing the opposite direction and drank all of the water we left. We think there was sick or poo on the grass where we found it which was a yellow colour! Im feeling so sad today and wondering why it died and if there was anything else we could have done to save it. By the way it was a big one .
Thank you.Sad for you, I hate it when one dies, You did your best, I buried the last one and planted a Camelia above… When the flowers come out I think of my old pal.
The only way you would ever find out is to take it to the vets for tests on poison or whatever, bit of an expense with no reward bar your own curiosity and wondering what might’ve harmed it.
Sad. I can empathise.
Where I live it’s the roads that have done them in and I think away for good. Spotted one in April and it was sensible, it was on the road quiet at the time, but stuck to the curb like glue. Then last week saw one killed close to where it had been living, near a park. Run over. Prob same one, not many left round here.
Hopefully you can get more back into your garden though.
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