Siskins.

These small, brightly coloured birds are said to be a common sight in UK woodland, although I rarely see them! I spotted this pair in the early evening in one of the New Forest car parks, where people regularly feed birds, but everyone had gone home, and some seeds were on one of the poles. The Blue Tits and Great Tits had also gone, so these Siskins came in.

Badger Cam.

On our walks, we have come across many Badger Setts; those in the New Forest are the easiest to access as they are not on private land. The more we find, the more the telltale signs of a sett are apparent in the landscape.

Last week, we put out cameras on a sett where there were signs of fresh Badger activity. We collected the cameras today.