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This behaviour is called kleptoparasitism. Red kites were persecuted for centuries and are exceptionally wary of landing on the ground. But by waiting for the highly intelligent, bold magpie to safely feed first, the kite effectively verifies that the food isn't poisoned and that no hidden predators, traps, or...

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I love this footage. It’s the game of survival of the fittest out there for our precious wildlife. No Supermarkets or Pet Superstores for wildlife, they have their own rules & implement them in order to stay alive. I’m so thankful for the reintroduction of Red Kites, aren’t they just the most majestic birds. Thank you so much for sharing this. Our local magpies are not going to be happy when our hedgehog feeding station arrives, they turn up every morning to clear up all the bits the hedgehogs left overnight & I worry greatly about cross contamination.

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Oh I agree entirely! The reintroduction of Kites was one of a tiny handful of true success stories. I'll never forget the sight, 25 years ago, of a black blob so high in the sky, but with that distinctive forked tail, and being so excited thinking: Kites! Kites have made it down to Hampshire!😍 Don't worry about the magpies - once you have your feeding station you can just chuck the leftovers out for them, when you clean the dishes each morning.😋 That's what I do. All the leftover food from all the pens and feeders go into one dish in the morning, which is then put out for the birds. It's usually the starlings that get there first, of course.😁

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John Sowle24 gün önce

How interesting thank you 🙏☺️

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Hedgehog Cabin24 gün önce

You’re very welcome. 🥰

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Alan, part of the control group and Jabby Dodger24 gün önce

Truly amazing.

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Hedgehog Cabin24 gün önce

Isn’t it just?😍There’s always something new to surprise and delight you with our wonderful wildlife.

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Barbara B24 gün önce

👍👏

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Hedgehog Cabin24 gün önce

Hehe! Brilliant, Barbara. 😁

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Barbara B23 gün önce

😅

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cathywhitesEfc24 gün önce

I’ve never head of this before. Thank you

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Hedgehog Cabin24 gün önce

You’re very welcome. I love that you enjoy watching their behaviour too.

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cathywhitesEfc24 gün önce

They’ll be going in to hibernation soon won’t they? I’m going to miss them 😞

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Yes, they have already started all over the country. Even here, darling Anya who gave birth here has decided to stay in the winter cabin and has started hibernation already.

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cathywhitesEfc24 gün önce

I’ll miss them but then I’ll have the joy of seeing them come back 😊

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Oh yes, seeing the first hedgehog out of hibernation is always a joyful and exciting moment. 🥳

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Valerie Price24 gün önce

Wow isn't that fantastic, such beautiful birds to watch. Such fascinating facts you give us, thank you.🤗 Vx❤️

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Hedgehog Cabin24 gün önce

Oh, I love that you feel that way too, Valerie. ❤️🤗 They are such magnificent birds, and such incredible flyers, I am always stunned and amazed to watch them, even after all these years.😍

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Valerie Price24 gün önce

Yes they are wonderful to watch in flight, just gliding about. 😊 I'd like to do that 😁Vx

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Hedgehog Cabin24 gün önce

Oh me too!😁 They hardly ever flap their wings, just glide about on the thermals. xx

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Sybylla24 gün önce

A magpie swooped & seized a mouse in my garden last week - they are mini birds of prey Lost a clutch of ducklings in a wild swoop once- they take nestlings- not on good terms with them - though didn't object to mouse seizure!

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Aw, they are just trying to live and feed their family, just as we all are.😊 This is so natural, and the reason why animals have a whole brood, as some will make food for other animals. And magpies are such incredibly smart birds. Did you know that they are self aware? They pass the mirror self-recognition test - an ability shared by very few animals outside of great apes, dolphins, elephants, and us humans. And they recognise our faces, and remember who treated them well, or who treated them badly. But what I find so endearing is that not only do they mate for life, they have friends. And their friends help them solve puzzles to get food, and when one dies, all the others gather around the body and make loud, crying calls of grief and mourning. They are very special animals.🥰

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Claire Roberts⚽️🏏🏉24 gün önce

I love these facts, I had never heard of this word before but it makes sense when it is explained🦔

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Hedgehog Cabin24 gün önce

It’s amazing behaviour to witness isn’t it?🥰

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Claire Roberts⚽️🏏🏉24 gün önce

Yes♥️

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Britannia!🇬🇧24 gün önce

The wonders of the skies. How beautiful. And to see the hog trotting around making the bed, adorable 🥰

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Yes, our wonderful wildlife are a constant source of entertainment and joy. And trail cameras are such a brilliant invention.😍

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Britannia!🇬🇧24 gün önce

I agree, a beautiful sight to see, and the invention of the trail camera capturing their wonderful antics. Thank you for giving us the insight to see the wonders 🦅🦔 😍😍

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Oh you are more than welcome.🥰

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Britannia!🇬🇧24 gün önce

Bless you Pauly 🥰✨

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🤗🥰

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Lesley Anntoinette24 gün önce

very clever 😎❤️

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Hedgehog Cabin23 gün önce

Isn't it just? Lovely to see their thoughts in action.😊

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Anthony Goodwin24 gün önce

I always think that Red Kites are effectively huge Starlings

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Hedgehog Cabin24 gün önce

Really? Why is that?

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Anthony Goodwin24 gün önce

They have very similar behaviours that they are effectively scavengers, as you allude in your post

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Heather24 gün önce

Wow, I did not know that! Thanks for educating us!

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You’re so welcome, I’m glad you find it as interesting as I do.🥰

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Sue Reid24 gün önce

How interesting. I never knew that.

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It is very interesting seeing animals think this way.😊

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Sue Reid23 gün önce

It is - they're so much cleverer than we give them credit for. Humans on the other hand - with all their brains and capacity - show themselves frequently to be remarkably stupid.

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Have you ever seen the magpies take food and bury it around the garden. Similar to a squirrel, even stamps on gound after to no trace. Not sure if they ever retrieve it again..🤔

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😁They are so intelligent! I regularly see a magpie drag a chicken wing I put out for the kites, under a bush, and then check to make sure it can't be seen from the air. 😊

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Liz Warrington24 gün önce

That's fabulous and really quite funny too, I never knew that hedgehogs did that!

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It is absolutely adorable, and so endearing to watch.😍

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Fascinating. It comes from Klevo meaning theft in Greenk. Used in English words like Kleptomania

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Yes, almost.😊 In Greek, klevo means thief, whereas kleptes is the verb, meaning to steal (as in kleptomaniac). The term combines the Greek word kleptes with parasitism.

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My favourite cider

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Apple thief!😁

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Amazing. Thank you.

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Ludovico Lucca23 gün önce

I study a kind of bee here in Brazil that is a kleptoparasite, too. Fascinating and beautiful bees. :)

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If the hedgehogs you kindly feed are absent from your garden this week, it's probably because they've found themselves a little patch of caterpillars like this. This is dining at The Ivy for hedgehogs.🥰 Caterpillars and beetles. That's what hedgehogs eat. Not slugs and snails (they carry lungworm - deadly to all mammals; hedgehogs have no magical defence). And your garden doesn't have to be 'messy' to support our precious wildlife. You can have the best of both worlds. If you mow a lawn, please leave the edges and the corners. You will get used to seeing it without it annoying you, I promise, and the difference it makes: the divesity of life that will thrive in your more natural, unregimented garden will bring you such joy. Patches of native, and naturalized or an archaeophyte plants (like the humble and easy to grow nasturtium) will provide food for the caterpillars which hatch from the butterfly eggs, and for the beetles which are the slug's natural predator, helping to balance your garden's ecosystem.

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The question I'm being asked most often lately is: "Where have all my hedgehogs gone?" If the hedgehogs you regularly feed haven't made an appearance lately, don't worry. It happens every year at this time. They have found a natural souce of food - possibly a clump of nettles full of newly emerged caterpillars - and they will make the most of this bonanza while it lasts. (Hedgehogs will ALWAYS prefer their own naturally foraged food over what we provide, so you can never overfeed them or make them dependent on you). So please keep a little food out every night, as they will return when the bonanza runs out, and it'll be when you least expect it. Put a saucer over it, to keep it fresh for longer and to keep the slugs out. And this is the perfect time to make the most of their absence by giving their house a good clean and preparing it for autumn.

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The ground has been baked so dry and rock hard that the Red Kites are coming down in my garden to eat the leftover cat food I put out for the foxes. Earthworms and beetles make up a major part of a red kite's diet and, just like our hedgehogs, they can starve in prolonged hot dry weather. Their natural prey is inaccessible, as it has burrowed deep down into the earth, where the soil is still moist. Our hedgehogs are now starving too, so as well as clean water, please put out a dish of dry cat/kitten food each evening. Any type or flavour, as long as meat is the first listed ingredient. Thank you.❤️

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A hedgehog scratching is a common sight, but not for the reason most think. Despite the myth, hedgehogs do not have fleas. Well, no more than any other animal. In fact, it's quite rare for a hedgehog to have fleas, and when they do, the fleas are species-specific, so they can't infect any other animal. Fleas on a hedgehog are a huge red flag - a sign that the animal is sick, malnourished, or otherwise so weakened that his immune system is unable to fight, making him a target for opportunistic parasites. The real reason hedgehogs are often seen scratching is simply ringworm, which is intensely itchy. Ringworm, despite its name, isn't a worm at all but a fungal infection. For more information see: The hedgehogs in these four hospital pens here all have ringworm. It's not the reason they were admitted, but it's being treated, while they are here being treated for various other life-threatening conditions. This was last night, Friday. Merlin and Luca both had their ringworm treatment baths that morning. Compared to Anya and Christian, whose baths weren't until this morning, you can see how the treatment has dramatically relieved their symptoms. So when you see or hear the silly old myth of hedgehogs being fleabags please correct it, and help restore the reputation of these charming, harmless little animals.🥰
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A hedgehog scratching is a common sight, but not for the reason most think. Despite the myth, hedgehogs do not have fleas. Well, no more than any other animal. In fact, it's quite rare for a hedgehog to have fleas, and when they do, the fleas are species-specific, so they can't infect any other animal. Fleas on a hedgehog are a huge red flag - a sign that the animal is sick, malnourished, or otherwise so weakened that his immune system is unable to fight, making him a target for opportunistic parasites. The real reason hedgehogs are often seen scratching is simply ringworm, which is intensely itchy. Ringworm, despite its name, isn't a worm at all but a fungal infection. For more information see: The hedgehogs in these four hospital pens here all have ringworm. It's not the reason they were admitted, but it's being treated, while they are here being treated for various other life-threatening conditions. This was last night, Friday. Merlin and Luca both had their ringworm treatment baths that morning. Compared to Anya and Christian, whose baths weren't until this morning, you can see how the treatment has dramatically relieved their symptoms. So when you see or hear the silly old myth of hedgehogs being fleabags please correct it, and help restore the reputation of these charming, harmless little animals.🥰

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This time of year you may find foxes coming into your garden, trying to take the food you've put out for the hedgehogs. Mid March is peak baby birthing time for foxes, so right now these new mums are feeding lots of little mouths, so are extra hungry. And the dads are desperately looking for food to take home to mums who can't yet leave the den and their new cubs. So please be patient with them. They won't harm the hedgehogs, they just need food. A raw egg in its shell makes an easy takeaway meal for them. And dog or cat food, wet or dry, or dog treats, will give them the extra nutrition and calories they need. Use a heavy dish, or pin it down (as shown in the video below) as they will try to steal it. I always imagine them thinking, "This dish is magic! It refills with food every night. If take it home I'll never have to go out looking for food again!" 😊
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This time of year you may find foxes coming into your garden, trying to take the food you've put out for the hedgehogs. Mid March is peak baby birthing time for foxes, so right now these new mums are feeding lots of little mouths, so are extra hungry. And the dads are desperately looking for food to take home to mums who can't yet leave the den and their new cubs. So please be patient with them. They won't harm the hedgehogs, they just need food. A raw egg in its shell makes an easy takeaway meal for them. And dog or cat food, wet or dry, or dog treats, will give them the extra nutrition and calories they need. Use a heavy dish, or pin it down (as shown in the video below) as they will try to steal it. I always imagine them thinking, "This dish is magic! It refills with food every night. If take it home I'll never have to go out looking for food again!" 😊

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Garcia: So, to be clear, we have a president that is $2 billion richer just from this last year. We have a son whose wedding is being paid for by rich Russians and oligarchs that have connections to Putin. We have Jared Kushner, who got $2 billion for his investment firm from the Saudis while also doing diplomacy in the Middle East. We have the Kushners who are trying to buy private islands and selling all sorts of merchandise that’s being promoted, oftentimes through government resources. We also have, of course, this insane amount of stock trading that the president himself is doing to enrich himself and his family. And, of course, the sons sitting on boards of private companies that are then getting contracts from the federal government. The amount of corruption is unprecedented. And not only are they lining their pockets, they’re stealing the wealth of hardworking Americans, they’re stealing the hard-earned labor and wealth of working-class people, and then funneling that money to themselves and to the rich donors and large corporations and CEOs across this country. As they get richer, costs go up for the American people. And we know that Republicans in the House and in the Senate are complicit by not calling out this corruption.
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Garcia: So, to be clear, we have a president that is $2 billion richer just from this last year. We have a son whose wedding is being paid for by rich Russians and oligarchs that have connections to Putin. We have Jared Kushner, who got $2 billion for his investment firm from the Saudis while also doing diplomacy in the Middle East. We have the Kushners who are trying to buy private islands and selling all sorts of merchandise that’s being promoted, oftentimes through government resources. We also have, of course, this insane amount of stock trading that the president himself is doing to enrich himself and his family. And, of course, the sons sitting on boards of private companies that are then getting contracts from the federal government. The amount of corruption is unprecedented. And not only are they lining their pockets, they’re stealing the wealth of hardworking Americans, they’re stealing the hard-earned labor and wealth of working-class people, and then funneling that money to themselves and to the rich donors and large corporations and CEOs across this country. As they get richer, costs go up for the American people. And we know that Republicans in the House and in the Senate are complicit by not calling out this corruption.

Acyn

664,963 görüntüleme • 24 gün önce

American Farmer Says It Should Be Illegal What The Government & Lobbyists Have Done To The Farming Industry “it is illegal for me to take this seed and plant it in the ground” “They decided to send me this cease and desist letter, which I will not be following” “By now, I'm sure everyone knows that if a farmer replants their own seed, it's illegal and the seed company will sue them for stealing their genetics. But what's not illegal is that the seed company can come onto your property, dig up your plants, test them in a lab, and check to see if the farmer is stealing from them. Even if your plant is cross-pollinated from the neighbor, yeah, they can sue you.” “And for all of you that kept saying I'm dumb for buying GMO seeds. I would like to remind you that one, we were bullied into signing contracts. And number two, it's estimated that almost 80% of the food you eat is GMO. So you're telling me you want to go hungry?”
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American Farmer Says It Should Be Illegal What The Government & Lobbyists Have Done To The Farming Industry “it is illegal for me to take this seed and plant it in the ground” “They decided to send me this cease and desist letter, which I will not be following” “By now, I'm sure everyone knows that if a farmer replants their own seed, it's illegal and the seed company will sue them for stealing their genetics. But what's not illegal is that the seed company can come onto your property, dig up your plants, test them in a lab, and check to see if the farmer is stealing from them. Even if your plant is cross-pollinated from the neighbor, yeah, they can sue you.” “And for all of you that kept saying I'm dumb for buying GMO seeds. I would like to remind you that one, we were bullied into signing contracts. And number two, it's estimated that almost 80% of the food you eat is GMO. So you're telling me you want to go hungry?”

Wall Street Apes

151,997 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

This video is not an AI hoax; it captures a real, documented interaction from Turkey between completely different species. When the struggle for survival is removed thanks to an abundance of food, raw instinct gives way to social bonding. The result? A cat and a fox playing together while crows calmly look on, proving that the social and emotional intelligence of animals often transcends the boundaries of their own species.
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This video is not an AI hoax; it captures a real, documented interaction from Turkey between completely different species. When the struggle for survival is removed thanks to an abundance of food, raw instinct gives way to social bonding. The result? A cat and a fox playing together while crows calmly look on, proving that the social and emotional intelligence of animals often transcends the boundaries of their own species.

Gabriele Corno

19,148 görüntüleme • 21 gün önce

This always makes me smile - Dear little Cubby scaring himself with his own reflection.😁 Sweetly comical, but here he perfectly illustrates for us two things: Firstly, the hedgehog's lack of 'Fight or Flight' response. When faced with possible danger most animals run away (flight), or issue a verbal warning or bite (fight). But a hedgehog's response to perceived peril is to curl into a ball and freeze, and hope it passes them by. This instant reaction is their body's built‑in survival mechanism, which kicks in without conscious thought. Yet see how bold and inquisitive Cubby is, as he uncurls and looks around, smelling the ground, to see which way 'the interloper' went. Which brings us to the second thing: Hedgehogs have an incredibly powerful sense of smell and just like a dog, they possess a Jacobson's organ, which allows them to "taste" scents. This organ is located in the soft tissue of the base of the nasal septum, just above the roof of the mouth, connecting the oral and nasal cavities, and enables hedgehogs to identify potential threats in the dark, and is why Cubby opens his mouth slightly as he approaches 'the danger'. So don't worry your visiting hedgehogs won't find the kitten food you put out - their nose will lead them straight to it!
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This always makes me smile - Dear little Cubby scaring himself with his own reflection.😁 Sweetly comical, but here he perfectly illustrates for us two things: Firstly, the hedgehog's lack of 'Fight or Flight' response. When faced with possible danger most animals run away (flight), or issue a verbal warning or bite (fight). But a hedgehog's response to perceived peril is to curl into a ball and freeze, and hope it passes them by. This instant reaction is their body's built‑in survival mechanism, which kicks in without conscious thought. Yet see how bold and inquisitive Cubby is, as he uncurls and looks around, smelling the ground, to see which way 'the interloper' went. Which brings us to the second thing: Hedgehogs have an incredibly powerful sense of smell and just like a dog, they possess a Jacobson's organ, which allows them to "taste" scents. This organ is located in the soft tissue of the base of the nasal septum, just above the roof of the mouth, connecting the oral and nasal cavities, and enables hedgehogs to identify potential threats in the dark, and is why Cubby opens his mouth slightly as he approaches 'the danger'. So don't worry your visiting hedgehogs won't find the kitten food you put out - their nose will lead them straight to it!

Hedgehog Cabin

15,595 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

This woman is staying at this hotel and resort. It’s all inclusive, everything is included but the weird thing is, she has to eat or drink the items in the designated areas for food and drink. She has access to a beautiful balcony that is more private and she wanted to enjoy the food there. The resort said no, she had to eat it only in the dining areas. So she took the food and stuffed it in her purse and took it to the balcony anyways. An employee saw her and accused her of stealing the food. If this is an all inclusive resort, how is it stealing if it’s all included anyways right?
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This woman is staying at this hotel and resort. It’s all inclusive, everything is included but the weird thing is, she has to eat or drink the items in the designated areas for food and drink. She has access to a beautiful balcony that is more private and she wanted to enjoy the food there. The resort said no, she had to eat it only in the dining areas. So she took the food and stuffed it in her purse and took it to the balcony anyways. An employee saw her and accused her of stealing the food. If this is an all inclusive resort, how is it stealing if it’s all included anyways right?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

111,422 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Black woman steals the food in the cart of a White woman who is just leaving the store to load her groceries in her car. This does not surprise me - Those who have been stealing from the taxpayers for years using the social programs like their own bank account are now stealing from people who are leaving the grocery story with their paid for groceries. Food stamps to people who drive nice cars - have cell phones and big screen TVs feel so entitled to the taxpayer funded "free stuff" think they can steal from other citizens - This woman and everyone who steals another person's food should be prosecuted - Let's see how they like jail food.
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Black woman steals the food in the cart of a White woman who is just leaving the store to load her groceries in her car. This does not surprise me - Those who have been stealing from the taxpayers for years using the social programs like their own bank account are now stealing from people who are leaving the grocery story with their paid for groceries. Food stamps to people who drive nice cars - have cell phones and big screen TVs feel so entitled to the taxpayer funded "free stuff" think they can steal from other citizens - This woman and everyone who steals another person's food should be prosecuted - Let's see how they like jail food.

BelannF

264,469 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

It's official! The hedgehogs are starting to rise from hibernation. They will be weak, hungry and thirsty, and a little slow and disorientated at first. But these vulnerable little animals will use the last of their remaining energy getting back to the one place they trust will have good safe food and clean water waiting for them - you!🥰 So please have your dry kitten/cat food out ready, and plenty of fresh water each evening. It won't be long now, and it's far too early for there to be any natural food around, so your provisions will literally be a life saver. This is an ex-patient returning here yesterday, just after rising from his hibernation nest in the woods. I know he's an ex-patient because he heads straight for pen 5, the favourite pen for all the hedgehogs (I have no idea why, and there are 6 identical pens!). I know he's fresh from hibernation because although he knows the way well, he's slow, hesitant, stopping to smell his way. And I know he's a boy, because boys rise from hibernation first, about a month before the girls. They need this time to eat without distraction, in order to recover from hibernation and build themselves back up to a strong healthy state, ready for the trials of mating. Don't worry if yours aren't up yet. The later they went down, the later they will rise.
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It's official! The hedgehogs are starting to rise from hibernation. They will be weak, hungry and thirsty, and a little slow and disorientated at first. But these vulnerable little animals will use the last of their remaining energy getting back to the one place they trust will have good safe food and clean water waiting for them - you!🥰 So please have your dry kitten/cat food out ready, and plenty of fresh water each evening. It won't be long now, and it's far too early for there to be any natural food around, so your provisions will literally be a life saver. This is an ex-patient returning here yesterday, just after rising from his hibernation nest in the woods. I know he's an ex-patient because he heads straight for pen 5, the favourite pen for all the hedgehogs (I have no idea why, and there are 6 identical pens!). I know he's fresh from hibernation because although he knows the way well, he's slow, hesitant, stopping to smell his way. And I know he's a boy, because boys rise from hibernation first, about a month before the girls. They need this time to eat without distraction, in order to recover from hibernation and build themselves back up to a strong healthy state, ready for the trials of mating. Don't worry if yours aren't up yet. The later they went down, the later they will rise.

Hedgehog Cabin

35,261 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

This is the pen of Leah, the morning after her first night's sleep here. Every black dot you see is a tick. They are black because they're full of her blood, and growing. (This is one of the reasons why I have only white bedding and floor coverings. If she was in newspaper you'd never see this). Poor little Leah is absolutely smothered in hundreds of ticks, and has fleas, too. Despite the old wives' tale, it's very rare for a hedgehog to have fleas. So rare in fact, that a professor of entomology who studies these sorts of things pays me £20 a go when I send him fleas. Additionally, hedgehog fleas are species-specific, so they can't infest or live on any other animal. A hedgehog has to be seriously ill or incredibly weak to attract ectoparasites such as ticks and fleas. And poor Leah is that weak - she is suffering from starvation, AND she has just given birth. A couple clearing out their shed found poor little Leah huddled with her babies in a pile of blankets, where she'd given birth. They live in army barracks, and their garden is tiny, with no suitable hedgehog habitat. Everywhere is kept 'neat'. Despite this, somehow Leah survived. With a shed substituting for a hedgerow and army blankets instead of leaves and moss, Leah managed to make a maternity nest and have her precious babies. But with no food, she was unable to produce enough milk to feed them, and one by one, the babies died. By the time she was found, out of the 7 babies she had given birth to, only 3 were still alive. I saw the bodies so could tell how many days they had survived. The lovely finders had no idea that things were so desperate for our hedgehogs, and that the dramatic decline in insects, due to the way we are 'tidying' our gardens, meant that they are now suffering starvation. Hedgehogs don't eat slugs and snails, they eat beetles and catapillars. Caterpillars make up almost half a hedgehog's diet, and their emergence is perfectly timed with peak baby season, the time of most need. We're in June, peak butterfly time, but how many have you seen lately? Like most people, the finders were completely unaware of how our bad destructive habits are impacting our precious wildlife, until seeing it with their own eyes. They are now committed to improving not just their garden, but the whole Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, and went home armed with leaflets and kitten biscuits and determination. Meanwhile poor tick infested Leah and her 3 surviving babies are safe and warm here, and she's getting good nourishment and care. It's so important these tiny 5 day old babies don't fall victim to the ticks, as they would not survive. I can't use drugs or chemicals as Leah is far too weak and her babies far too vulnerable. So it's just a matter of cleaning her out every day - the very last thing to be subjecting a new mum to. Despite all her hardship, and me meddling, she's a wonderful mum and doing her best to nurture her sweet babies. Last night, her first night here, she ate an entire dish of special Mother and Baby food - enough normally for 2 or 3 hedgehogs. The sight of that empty dish absolutely broke me. It's too early for a prognosis on Leah and the babies, but already, because of them, her little part of the world is going to become more hedgehog-friendly.
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This is the pen of Leah, the morning after her first night's sleep here. Every black dot you see is a tick. They are black because they're full of her blood, and growing. (This is one of the reasons why I have only white bedding and floor coverings. If she was in newspaper you'd never see this). Poor little Leah is absolutely smothered in hundreds of ticks, and has fleas, too. Despite the old wives' tale, it's very rare for a hedgehog to have fleas. So rare in fact, that a professor of entomology who studies these sorts of things pays me £20 a go when I send him fleas. Additionally, hedgehog fleas are species-specific, so they can't infest or live on any other animal. A hedgehog has to be seriously ill or incredibly weak to attract ectoparasites such as ticks and fleas. And poor Leah is that weak - she is suffering from starvation, AND she has just given birth. A couple clearing out their shed found poor little Leah huddled with her babies in a pile of blankets, where she'd given birth. They live in army barracks, and their garden is tiny, with no suitable hedgehog habitat. Everywhere is kept 'neat'. Despite this, somehow Leah survived. With a shed substituting for a hedgerow and army blankets instead of leaves and moss, Leah managed to make a maternity nest and have her precious babies. But with no food, she was unable to produce enough milk to feed them, and one by one, the babies died. By the time she was found, out of the 7 babies she had given birth to, only 3 were still alive. I saw the bodies so could tell how many days they had survived. The lovely finders had no idea that things were so desperate for our hedgehogs, and that the dramatic decline in insects, due to the way we are 'tidying' our gardens, meant that they are now suffering starvation. Hedgehogs don't eat slugs and snails, they eat beetles and catapillars. Caterpillars make up almost half a hedgehog's diet, and their emergence is perfectly timed with peak baby season, the time of most need. We're in June, peak butterfly time, but how many have you seen lately? Like most people, the finders were completely unaware of how our bad destructive habits are impacting our precious wildlife, until seeing it with their own eyes. They are now committed to improving not just their garden, but the whole Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, and went home armed with leaflets and kitten biscuits and determination. Meanwhile poor tick infested Leah and her 3 surviving babies are safe and warm here, and she's getting good nourishment and care. It's so important these tiny 5 day old babies don't fall victim to the ticks, as they would not survive. I can't use drugs or chemicals as Leah is far too weak and her babies far too vulnerable. So it's just a matter of cleaning her out every day - the very last thing to be subjecting a new mum to. Despite all her hardship, and me meddling, she's a wonderful mum and doing her best to nurture her sweet babies. Last night, her first night here, she ate an entire dish of special Mother and Baby food - enough normally for 2 or 3 hedgehogs. The sight of that empty dish absolutely broke me. It's too early for a prognosis on Leah and the babies, but already, because of them, her little part of the world is going to become more hedgehog-friendly.

Hedgehog Cabin

81,729 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce