Travel Bug Dog Tag Hedgehog Bug Dog Tag

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Owner:
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Released:
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Origin:
Southern Scotland, United Kingdom
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of Wastewater Al.

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This is my second Travel Bug and it is a hedgehog, there is a web site http://www.hedgehogstreet.org/ for the lovely creatures and there is The Day of the Hedgehog in Telford on 21st November 2015, Telford International Centre 10am - 4.30pm.  The main speaker is Pre-eminent hedgehog expert and President of BHPS, Pat undertook seminal early research on the ecology of the hedgehog, through his work at Royal Holloway, University of London. He will be talking about a lifetime of studying hedgehogs, the basis for his book 'Hedgehogs', which will be available to buy at the event.

So please visit as many locations good for wildlife.

Many Thanks

Earls Seat

About This Item

The key Ring was bought form the RSPB shop in Balloch, but sadly does not say the RSPB on it???  I am a member of them as I have later on in life am getting great pleasure in wild life and the outdoors!!!  

Thanks

EarlsSeat 

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    Tracking History (17496.6mi) View Map

    Visited 8/29/2019 Wastewater Al took it to There be Wombats ‘ere Victoria, Australia - 56.05 miles  Visit Log
    Grab It (Not from a Cache) 8/23/2019 Wastewater Al grabbed it   Visit Log

    grabbed this from Geo son JJ1
    Retrieve It from a Cache 7/10/2018 JJ.1 retrieved it from Stop the Presses! Victoria, Australia   Visit Log

    Grabbed this for my partner
    Dropped Off 5/14/2018 Ryan00 placed it in Stop the Presses! Victoria, Australia - 275.8 miles  Visit Log

    Dropped off in Melbourne.
    Retrieve It from a Cache 5/6/2018 Ryan00 retrieved it from Canary Cottage Tasmania, Australia   Visit Log

    Retrieved from Canary Cottage, will take to Melbourne next week.
    Dropped Off 4/2/2018 Berrybenders placed it in Canary Cottage Tasmania, Australia - 26.45 miles  Visit Log
    Visited 12/31/2017 Berrybenders took it to Gorgeous Views Tasmania, Australia - 24.44 miles  Visit Log

    Hedgehog visited Cataract Gorge today. This amazing place is only a 15 minute walk from the Launceston City centre. The south Esk River, which flows through this spectacular gorge, floods periodically resulting in the most amazing displays as wild and turbulent waters crash through the narrow opening. Today the waters were calm and allowed an Australian Fur Seal, regular visitors to the Cataract Gorge, to pull up on the rocks for a New Year's Eve snooze.

    • A View of Launceston City Launceston City as seen from ground zero.
    • The spectacular Cataract Gorge This incredible gorge is within easy walking distance from the centre of town.
    • Ship ahoy The Lady Launceston runs regular cruises from the nearby Seaport into the Cataract Gorge.
    • Gorge Visitor Not all visitors to the Gorge are human. Australian Fur Seals are regular visitors and find the rocks just perfect for some sunbathing.
    Visited 12/24/2017 Berrybenders took it to Smokey Rest Tasmania, Australia - 93.36 miles  Visit Log

    Liffey Falls are claimed by some to be the prettiest falls in Tasmania. The Liffey River flows through cold temperate rainforest and we regularly visit this area to search for fungi and to enjoy a 2-3 hour walk along a fern covered track to the falls. The reserve is included within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, testifying to it's global significance as a special wild place.

    • Liffey Falls Claimed to be the prettiest falls in Tasmania
    • Liffey River The river flows through Cool Temperate Rainforest which boasts some of Tasmania's most beautiful trees including sassafras, myrtle, dogwood, blackwood, and leatherwood.
    Visited 10/22/2017 Berrybenders took it to POOLE Tasmania, Australia - 1.11 miles  Visit Log

    Last stop on our Northeast Tasmania safari. Sadly no green and gold frogs were spotted or heard on this trip.

    • Locals enjoying the warm weather. Pelicans are not all that common in Tasmania. It's always a treat to see these amazing birds.
    Visited 10/22/2017 Berrybenders took it to POOLE #3 Tasmania, Australia - 9,634.94 miles  Visit Log

    A small granite outcrop above the sand surrounded by coastal heathland.

    • Grass Tree Flowering grass tree with a granite outcrop in the background.
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