Two of the orphan hoglets that came in last night, one male and one female. They are about 5 – 6 days old, and still have their eyes closed. They weigh 59g and 64g and are about the same size as a conker in its shell.
They are difficult feeders, but persistence pays off, and they are taking about 0.8ml per feed at the moment.
It’s a bloody good job we have the incubators, and we’re already thinking of trying to get some more.
This old chap came in from Upton Infant’s school today after being caught in netting on the school grounds. He
Tracy had a call earlier this evening by a lady who’s little son had been out playing with his friends on the village green and found this tiny bundle of love curled up in the road against the kerbstones. Despite being very young, he knew right away the baby should not have been out on his own, so he picked him up and ran home to his mum.
Here are a couple of not so pleasant photos of Robbie’s damaged eye, which now looks like it has burst.
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