Amazing new David Attenborough docu - 'Secret Garden'

I want to watch this, though it can be tricky to get some TV time for myself!

I have two cameras, an older trail camera that you have to take the card out and put it in a PC, or bring it in and connect it up. And I got a different one last year, which operates via WiFi and I can connect to with my phone to see things live. The software basically operates like a security camera, so takes a small video whenever there is movement. It's been great for footage of the red squirrels in the garden.

Sadly this week our home WiFi has been down, which is annoying as the hedgehogs have woken up and I wanted to see if it was eating the food I put out or if it was mice again. (Food is in a hedgehog house to keep it from cats).

Cinnabar_wing said:

I wanted to see if it was eating the food I put out or if it was mice again

I have a similar problem with rats and also cats. 

I posted about this on the what are you watching thread, but i agree it is really good, although I could of done without the demonisation of the otter. Otters have as much right to eat as everyone else and we all eat each others babies, even lettuce babies!

I posted about this on the what are you watching thread, but i agree it is really good, although I could of done without the demonisation of the otter. Otters have as much right to eat as everyone else and we all eat each others babies, even lettuce babies!

I don't feel guilt about killing plants to eat, I'm not sure I could kill an animal, but I could take bits of it like skin if I found one dead.

It's getting more difficult to eat without guilt. After watching, 'The Private Life of Plants', I began to wonder if I ought to apologise before eating any vegetable.