Hawthorn Dene
First visit to the Dene for a while.
I walked down through the bottom of the wood and back via Jenny's seat. I saw three roe deer hinds in the bottom of the wood.
There were some droppings on and near the path. The one in the path in the open I think is fox. The other on the tree stump I would have said was badger by the contents but I don't know if they use tree stumps like this? It had a delicate musky smell.
There was a single cranesbill still in flower in the very lowest part of the wood near the stream.


I walked down through the bottom of the wood and back via Jenny's seat. I saw three roe deer hinds in the bottom of the wood.
There were some droppings on and near the path. The one in the path in the open I think is fox. The other on the tree stump I would have said was badger by the contents but I don't know if they use tree stumps like this? It had a delicate musky smell.
There was a single cranesbill still in flower in the very lowest part of the wood near the stream.



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