Just for you

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@vero

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I loved watching these two :blue_heart:

Unrelated but my husband saw a very fat loir making its way towards our house today. Apparently it walked like the rats in this video :laughing:

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Oh the utter sweetness :heart_eyes::heart_eyes::heart_eyes::heart_eyes::heart_eyes:
Thank you @Lily

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Stop it Lily, you are just stoking my guilt about killing my rat night marauder, who turned out to be a very efficient kitchen maid. I assumed he/she was the start of a massive dynasty that would overrun us but now he is gone there is not a sign of others and my worktop is covered with crumbs every morning, just how I left it, instead of pristine cleanliness. :roll_eyes: :wink: :cry:

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I had pet rats when I was a kid, very cuddly and sweet.

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Me too - great fun.

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One for you @Stella

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More utter sweetness, I can’t cope :heart_eyes:

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He probably got himself an eye when his radar stopped working, but I am really impressed with the way he can apparently switch it from one side of his head to the other. :joy:

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Well spotted!

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According to wiki this bat belongs to the one family of bats that lacks echolocation.

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I wonder what happened, in this family of bats, that changed them from carnivores to vegetarians.

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Fruit is easier to catch :wink:

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Indeed it is, I eat hardly any flying insects these days.

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