Hedgehogs will be relatively inactive over winter, especially when temperatures drop very low
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08 Dec 2021
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08 Dec 2021
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Hedgehogs will be relatively inactive over winter, especially when temperatures drop very low
Pheasants aren't native to Ireland and were introduced to Ireland by the Normans
A little help for our winged-friends: During the winter months the natural food sources of fruit, berries, nuts and seeds have been depleted
There are number of creepy crawlies that begin their lifecycle in autumn
Enjoy the great outdoors before the weather gets too bad
WATCH: This video of gardai rescuing a duck and 13 adorable ducklings will make you smile
Another great readers picture from Shane O'Brien from Castleconnell
Cyclamen add great splashes of colour in the autumn and early winter
Golden to the Rock of Cashel Walk starts at the bridge in the village - just follow the signs and be sure to look out for ancient ruins and amazing wildlife along the banks of the River Suir
Bats are an important part of the environment with some plants depending on bats to pollinate their flowers or spread their seeds. Bats are also nature's own version of pest control
The Baggot Estate is an oasis of calm
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Reader Shane O'Brien sent in this lovely photo from Castleconnell
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