Thought I’d share something a little bit different today; our evening visitor! He/she seems to have a love for sunflower hearts and cat biscuits.
By the way a few of you are being absolutely fabulous and linking your Monday Portraits back to me. That’s really lovely of you all and I am very touched. However whilst I initiated Monday Portraits earlier this year I wasn’t really expecting you all to link to me. For me Monday Portraits is rather like Wordless Wednesdays; a way to keep my blog ‘alive’ rather than a hosted challenge. So do keep creating your wonderful portraits but there’s absolutely no obligation to link back to me.
The life of B 
Oh my! What a cutie! So kind of you to share your kitty’s biscuits and your flowers 🙂
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Thanks 🙂
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He’s a little cutie. I’ve never seen one for real.
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They’re such fabulous creatures, but sadly an increasingly rare sight in the UK.
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Nice portrait. It’s been a long long time since I saw one of those.
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Before May of this year it had been years since we seen one.
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Oh what a sweet portrait for today. Love it Becky 😀
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Thanks Cee. He/she loves Septimus’s cat biscuits so I’m hoping it will feed up sufficiently to survive the winter. They hibernate.
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I didn’t realize they hibernate, I’ve on seen one before in person…it was someone’s pet 😀
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We don’t have many creatures that hibernate here, but these little guys certainly need to.
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I love hedgehogs but have never seen one. Maybe when I visit x
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I didn’t know what this is (I live in Southern California)–darn it’s cute!
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They are one of our cutest wild animals I think. Just love them. Such a rare sight though these days
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They are a rare sight now. 20 years ago it was the norm seeing them in gardens, these days it’s a major event. I was so excited when this one began turning up in May/June.
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I did think they were there all the time. I guess badgers are a thing of the past as well 😥
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They seem to be doing a little bit better although the government is on a mission to rid the country of them because of TB 😦
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That is such bullshit. Poor Badgers. I have always likes them since I read Wind In The Willows 🙂
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Yup . . . totally unnecessary culls.
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Awww!
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They are so cute aren’t they
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Yes, and verÅ· endangered
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So sad that they are, it is all then flipping concreting and tidying up
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Yep
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Hedgehog envy 😳
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We actually had two a few months ago, so hopefully there’s a community around us.
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That’s lovely, especially as we haven’t seen a single live hedgehog all this year (luckily, no dead ones either … but still…)
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So fortunate this year. Just hope it survives the winter, looks very small
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That’s not good – but it has a couple of months yet to fatten up.
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Fingers crossed – certainly getting through the cat biscuits each evening
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Love hedgehogs. If he ever brings a lady friend you will know about it. Hedgehogs are not subtle! 🙂
I love the idea of a portrait day. It won’t be Monday most of the time for me, though. But today, I did it.
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Oh I know, they’re so loud in their exertions!!
And yay for the occasional Monday Portrait 🥰
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