SIX badgers groom and play in sett entrance in woods near Stroud, at 3.23am on 31st May 2021
It is hard to tell badgers apart, so catching one or two on a video camera-trap by a badger sett does not answer the question of how many are using the sett. The most badgers appearing at the same time during 10 days last May was in this delightful video where you can count six, snuffling, grooming and playing in the entrance to the sett.
Видео SIX badgers groom and play in sett entrance in woods near Stroud, at 3.23am on 31st May 2021 канала Ian Redmond
Видео SIX badgers groom and play in sett entrance in woods near Stroud, at 3.23am on 31st May 2021 канала Ian Redmond
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