[Baldy]

Whether man or woman...

... months 

Pip pip,
Balders

[kirpi]

Good one!   

on a serious note - please do either leave a length of wood stuck in the bin so critters can climb back out or put a lid on the bin and put a stone on the lid to stop it blowing off. Nothing worse than seeing a drowned hedgehog when you haven't been on the plot for a while.

I put the lid on up-side down with a hole drilled into the lid at its lowest point so any rainwater goes through the lid into the bin, with a stone in the lid to keep it secure.

[Madame Cholet]

Yes they have lids on.

[gypsy]

I put the lid on up-side down with a hole drilled into the lid at its lowest point so any rainwater goes through the lid into the bin, with a stone in the lid to keep it secure.

Thats a good idea.

[kirpi]

Yes they have lids on.

that was a general note - not just getting at you Madame Cholet

[Madame Cholet]

Yes I guessed that didn't want people worrying about my wildlife.

[Kristen]

Nothing worse than seeing a drowned hedgehog when you haven't been on the plot for a while.

Can a hedgehog climb a vertical (or more likely overhanging) sided pail? (Serious question)

[shedmeister]

There you try and do a kindness and point out the tools that will be required and if not owned and it blows up in your face 

I would just keep quiet if I were you 

It seems some of us men folk have a nack of ruffling the feathers of those who believe they are obeyed.
On another note. I stuff all my drownees into a couple of onion sacks after putting a lump of brick or stone into them.
This stops the tap bunging up with stinky goo and makes removal of the remains much easier. Basicaly a plastic tea bag.