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ladyloulee
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my self made hedgehog house
well i thought id have a go at making my own hedgehog house using recycled things, I used a large round terracotta pot, plastic piping and logrolls, you can see the pictures here...
http://ladyloulees-wildlife-garden.blogspot.com/
anyone else made their own?
lou x
Edited by Kingfisher to correct link
This post was last modified: 07-03-2008 12:38 PM by Kingfisher.
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RE: my self made hedgehog house
That's a splendid looking hog house! Naturalistic, blends in with the landscape. Very nice!
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Jamie Wade
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RE: my self made hedgehog house
My dad has made one, and it has a Hedgehog in it at the moment I think. It may have gone a few weeks ago though I am not sure.
'Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need, but not every man's greed'
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RE: my self made hedgehog house
Good job! It's one of the things I haven't got round to doing but would love to. Keep us updated on whether it is used!
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RE: my self made hedgehog house
What a great idea. And it looks fab too!!
The only real failure in life is the failure to try
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riana
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RE: my self made hedgehog house
Brilliant idea, and well executed.
What kind of things should you keep in mind when building a box for hedgehogs? Do they like certain sizes and types of woods or are they generally not very fussy?
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Jay
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RE: my self made hedgehog house
Looks fantastic, I might try something similar!
Loved your blog, really optimistic and lovely.
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ladyloulee
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RE: my self made hedgehog house
thanks for all your nice comments, sorry didnt answer sooner but ive had not interenet connection 
lou x
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RE: my self made hedgehog house
Nice job, looks good!
In terms of types of wood etc. they are not too fussy really with the only requirement being that the wood is untreated. They also prefer a waterproof pad if possible but this can be acheived with a sheltered location or even using plastic sheeting over the top.
The universe is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper.
Eden Phillpotts
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