Father Christmas missed this one.

A look at a badger maybe thinking of using this sett for rearing her cubs next year

Round and round the walnut tree 4 of this years cubs spent their first hour above ground chasing each other around the walnut tree on Christmas Day/Evening

The badgers were emerged early last night and in force

The brave little male muntjac feeding on apples in daylight before they got frosted over last night

Dec 15th
An unusual happening two adult muntjacs in the same place at the same time but NOT together

Dec 14th
The badger emergence has come back to around 6pm for the first badger with others emerging up to about 8.30 the last one I see go back to the sett is around 4am
The fallow deer are around our orchard at 4pm or before and are now getting toward the end of eating the fallen apples! It is a big help to me them eating the fallen apples as it helps to stop the soil becoming acidic.

A good close up video of the albino fallow deer and some of her followers below.

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The North wind doth blow and it is now noticeably cooler!
Our springer Spaniel pups have performed very well in their 8weeks and 4 days of life see image below (click on the image to full size it)

Buzzards took several days to find the pheasant in the video below that I picked up on an evening dog walk

A short video of close up fallow deer in daylight yesterday.

A muntjac joins the apple feeding frenzy in daylight

Another day another view of the mutjac back here for more apples!!

My friend the largest of all the fallow deer stags that have visited College Barn Farm, (that I know of) has injured his front left leg

A close up in the video below of my old friend the albino fallow deer, she was here early this morning with 11 other fallow deer including at least 3 of her fawns from previous years.