Can you let me know if you have problems with this link, please.
https://sway.com/gIGyrStKl6e_Pf0I
(It’s a rat!
No, I think so too.
I say to man in shop, “Is rat.” He says, “No, no, no. Is a special kind of hamster. Is Filigree Siberian Hamster.”
Only one in shop.
He make special price, only £5).
Wilden Marsh Mike says: "Come join the fun!" (CLICK THIS IMAGE TO SEE OUR WORK PROGRAMME)
WILDEN MARSH CAMERA TRAP VIDEOS
Drone-fly (Click on image to read about crawling in the undergrowth).
Grasshopper (Click on image to see more).
Marsh Fox ( Click image to read about foxes).
Muntjac Deer (click on image to see more).
Hover-fly (Click on image to see more).
Blue Tit (Click on image to see more).
Marsh Squirrel (Click on image to see more).
It worked a treat. I loved the closing credits.
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Thanks. It was great fun,Tom, and I enjoyed making it.
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That is brilliant Mike, love the new site and if I ever get down to the marsh must remember to tuck my trousers into my boots.
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Thanks Dave. It is only necessary to tuck your trousers into your boots if you visit after dark. Wandering the marsh after dark is not advisable, though, it is likely to suck you up. 😉
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Works for me! Aren’t those ratties adorable 🙂
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I draw the line at kissing. They serve a purpose.
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Rats are great kissers 😉
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They can’t be trusted, and they are biters.
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Maybe that’s the case with the wild ones 🙂
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True! However, I think rat are best approached wearing rubber gloves and and a bottle of Domestos.
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A box of chocs & a bottle of fine brandy will get you further 😉
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But I spend time with them, and I am not comfortable with the wild ones. I don’t feel at risk with you, as you are domesticated.
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Awww, thanks. I’d never bite you 🙂
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Well, you are never close enough to be a risk.
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🐀😘
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Just don’t turn up in that costume.
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That’s my best poncho!
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I am confident that you are not a risk, because you have two legs. 😉
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Haha! Great fun Mike. Now do the same with badgers, if you are up for a challenge.
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I don’t do competitions. I don’t accept awards. I Dont bet and don’t do challenges either, John. You will have a hard time finding a more boring and unexciting person than me.
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This doesn’t sound like the mike I know! Do I detect a touch of fear, or a lack in confidence in your ability to see succeed Mike
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Yes John! I live in fear of failure. I can help it; it’s the way I am.
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I do have HD vids in the pipeline, John. I might put one or two on this blog in due course, and badgers are likely to feature in at least one of them, but the timescale is longer than a month.
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Better still, I challenge you to camera trap voles within a month.
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Badgers are easier to find and photograph around here, John. Voles are elusive creatures.
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Are there really lots of rats on the marsh?
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The last thing I want to do is give the impression that the marsh is overrun with rats. In fact, the reverse is most likely true.
Rats are essential prey for many of the marsh animals, such as mink, fox, stoats, weasels and polecat. Domestic cats appear regularly in front of my camera traps, and I have seen them carrying rats in their mouth on numerous occasions.
I rarely see rats on the marsh in daylight, but their images from my camera traps and paw prints on muddy banks show that they are there.
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I had a vision of hordes of rats rampaging through my garden.
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