hedgehog at dinner for Durleybeachbum by aksirp
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Have a great evening Andrea, congratulations, have a great birthday!
this little fellow just have a dinner for one.. we had so cold last days and weeks, even snow at end of may, so he must be very hungry and thats why i gave him some cat food and he enjoyed it very much...
normaly wild life animals have no problems hope soon we will have better times... just have cold and to much water everywhere....

Comments (23)
He looks thankful for your generosity Priska.
very sharp capture. I have never seen one in the wild
How cute! it is kind of you to feed him ! Great capture !
What a gorgeous shot, Priska. I say like virginiese. So kind of you :-)
Great capture and a very fine one for Andrea, Priska!! I have allways loved these guys (and girls)! :o)
I have to say you get some great shots!
Marvelous capture... Wonderul close-up.
Very kind of you to care great capture
It's so kind and caring of you, to feed the 'wildlife' - but catfood ? that's really funny ;)) - but why not, if he likes it! - better, than go hungry and who knows, he might be back for more :) BB A lovely BD dedication for Andrea, she will definitely like this one!
yes it was cold and hope the crops grow good now.
What a delight! Thankyou, Priska!
Oh, you have a friend now!
Amazing capture Prieska. God bless.
cute. i bet he enjoyed the meal.
How cute little guy !
very lovely capture.
Great photo!
An excellent capture and wonderful details. S/he is watching you closely!
superbe capture
A great shot. This one looks a little testy.
A lovely capture of a welcome visitor to the garden, sadly I don't get them, I have been told they did once live in the garden but maybe it's too tidy these days for them, they love a wild untouched area.
Wow this is one fantastic capture thanks for dropping in my gallery.
just noticed your gallery was elected 'gallery of the month'... congrats!!! AND I saw this pic... awwwww