Hedgehogs - Epping Forest District Council
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Hedgehogs in the Epping Forest district.
Hedgehogs - Epping Forest District Council Skip to main content Environment Barn owls Bats Bees (pollinators) Ecological surveying Hedgehogs Moths Otters Water voles Hedgehogs Watch out, there’s a hedgehog about! Nocturnal garden visitors Hedgehogs are one of Britain’s best known nocturnal garden visitors. Found in orchards, vineyards, farmland, parks and gardens, they make use of compost heaps, flower beds and short grass to forage for slugs, beetles, worms and caterpillars. They are often referred to as the gardener’s friend as they eat the insects which devour garden plants and do no damage
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