Montgomeryshire has a fantastic range of mammals, from the tiny Pygmy Shrew to the great Red Deer, from aerial masters such as pipistrelle bats to expert swimmers like otters. With approximately 40 species of mammals in Montgomeryshire, there is plenty to see, without being overwhelming. I hope this blog inspires you to not only keep your eyes open for our wonderful mammals, but report your sightings too!
Showing posts with label Mole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mole. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
Today's mammal signs
Well used, fresh Badger latrine found in Dolforwyn Woods today and lots of fresh Otter spraint adorning a riverside tree at Llandinam Gravels. Plenty of molehills at Llandinam too. You've gotta love the glamorous side of being a mammalogist!
Wednesday, 29 December 2010
Molehill spotting
Winter is a tough time for many of our mammals and moles are no exception. They remain active throughout the year, but their prey (mainly earthworms) move deeper as it gets colder, forcing our industrious diggers to extend their tunnel networks to find enough food. It is for this reason that so many molehills pop up during the winter and with the snow melting, now is the perfect time to spot these unmistakeable signs.
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