santaman2000 M.A.B (Mad About Bushcraft) Jan 15, 2011 16,909 1,120 68 Florida Aug 23, 2013 #1 Disclaimer = not my photo
British Red M.A.B (Mad About Bushcraft) Dec 30, 2005 26,891 2,143 Mercia Aug 23, 2013 #2 Fantastic to see - would love to see them in the flesh
Elen Sentier Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!) Aug 8, 2012 4,197 2 Kingdom of Ergyng (Herefordshire) www.elensentier.co.uk Aug 23, 2013 #3 Oh that is beautiful! What a glorious little critter
Wayland Hárbarðr Apr 18, 2005 11,202 1,815 60 A traveler of both time and space www.wayland.me.uk Aug 23, 2013 #4 The world is full of wonderful things to discover...
Harvestman Bushcrafter through and through May 11, 2007 8,656 26 55 Pontypool, Wales, Uk Aug 23, 2013 #5 Lovely little thing.
sandbender Mod Nov 29, 2004 7,808 26 Scotland Aug 23, 2013 #6 A lovely wee thing, for some reason I can only see the image if I reply with a quote?
Bowlander Full Member Nov 28, 2011 1,353 1 Forest of Bowland Aug 24, 2013 #8 Etruscan Shrew is the smallest by mass apparently. That freaky bat just happens to have a tiny head! Bet a ground beetle or house spider could give them a pasting!
Etruscan Shrew is the smallest by mass apparently. That freaky bat just happens to have a tiny head! Bet a ground beetle or house spider could give them a pasting!
HHazeldean Native Feb 17, 2011 1,529 0 Sussex Aug 24, 2013 #9 That is awesome! What a lovely little creature - bet trying to actually see them would be a challenge!
That is awesome! What a lovely little creature - bet trying to actually see them would be a challenge!