Still Washing Stuffies...

[badly_knitted]

 

So, I've been washing more stuffies - big surprise there - so here are some more pics showing stuffies and behind the first one you can see what I've been doing in the garden. Compare it to the last lot of pics for the 'before' shot. ;)

The last picture is of some mysterious holes I found under the ivy I was clearing. I have no idea whose holes they are. The biggest one is about 3.5 inches across, goes down about 5 inches then heads left. Not sure of the hole is in use, but the smaller one wasn't there the day before... o.O

Comments

[smallhobbit]

Burrowing snocks!

Where are you going to put all your clean stuffies?

[badly_knitted]

HAHAHA! Yes! That must be it!

o_O I have no idea! I've been trying to make some space in my room, but there are so many stuffies. I have at least three more washer loads to do, maybe more!

[but_can_i_be_trusted]

Do you have gophers in England? Because those look a bit like gopher holes with the mounds of dirt worn away/dispersed.

[badly_knitted]

No, sadly no gophers here. I know it's not badgers or foxes, the holes re too small, and it's not rabbits either. Squirrels don't burrow, and it's a bit big for mice... Such a mystery!

[but_can_i_be_trusted]

That is really odd. I would suggest maybe a shrew, instead, but apparently they use other animals' burrows, instead of digging their own.

Maybe a stoat, or something?

[badly_knitted]

I guess I won't know unless I catch something going in or out, but I'm never up early enough and it's too dark to see at night. I kind of hope it's not a stoat or weasel because next door has chickens. I'm wondering if, as I clear more ivy (when I get back to clearing there) I might find more entrances/exits...