Text Box: Mammals Text Box: The Yellow-necked Mouse, Right: was spotted by my daughter Hannah. It was feeding on nuts and seeds that had dropped from the bird feeders and was a regular customer over a period of a few weeks. It is larger than its close relative the Wood Mouse and is more colourful Distribution data for the species is patchy throughout the UK and only 3 sightings have been recorded since 1999 in Warwickshire. Where it exists, it can be locally common.

DID YOU KNOW?

Rabbits eat their own pooh! Because the leafy material they live on is hard for them to digest, it passes through their gut and is re-eaten to fully break it down.

 
Text Box: Far left, above: Muntjac print Below, Muntjac Left, above: Roe Deer print Below, Roe Deer Size can be defined by the 2 pence coin. Text Box: The two sleepy fox cubs above were completely oblivious to my presence even though the picture was taken from about a metre away! That was until they heard the shutter and beat a hasty retreat in to the undergrowth.