This is a blog about our experiences as relatively new wildlife carers. It's not a reference guide on how to look after animals, there's too much left unwritten in our posts for that and we don't always get it right.
Remember, wild animals belong in the wild, they don't belong to us!
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Saturday, April 19, 2008

Peek-a-boo

We try to handle the animals as little as possible so they don't get to used to us. It seems to be working.



Clive knows it's dinner time, but he's not coming out of his drey until some food is put in his cage and I'm not standing there scaring him with a great big camera.

He has a habit now of peering around the corner at us like he is here. Of course once there's fresh food in the cage, all bets are off. He'll fight you for a nice piece of bok choi.

1 comment:

Dave said...

Well done Steve and Madonna for caring about, and for these creatures. My wife Jill used to volunteer at the local SPCA. We occasionally foster kittens till they are old enough to go to permanent homes. It's fun. Even Alfie likes them.(He's our big neutred male) - Dave.