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home wildlife diary 1997-1998 notes 1999 notes 2000 notes 2001 notes 2002 notes 2003 notes 2004 notes 2005 notes 2006 notes 2007 notes 2008 notes 2009 notes 2010 notes 2011 notes 2012 notes 2013 notes 2014 notes 2015 notes 2016 notes 2017 notes 2018 notes photos 1999 photos 2000 photos 2001 photos 2002 photos 2003 photos 2004 photos 2005 photos 2006 photos 2007 photos 2008 photos 2009 photos 2010 photos videos brochure availability comments contact us january 1, 2017 enjoy a peaceful, relaxing, self-catering holiday in a secluded mobile home situated in the heart of the countryside with spectacular views across the cotswolds and floodlit ing facilities within 50 metres of the accommodation during your stay, you will be able to have exclusive use of three heated hides from which to observe badgers and other wildlife by floodlight after dusk at college barn farm, sibford gower, banbury, oxfordshire ox15 5ry the conservation project at college barn farm commenced in 1987 when richard and sandra butt bought the farm. it includes the planting of trees and shrubs as well as encouraging and, as far as possible, protecting and preserving the resident wildlife. their aim is to establish and sustain a wildlife area containing as many different varieties of trees and wildlife as possible, with badger setts and four ponds included within this area. the provision of mobile-home accommodation and ing facilities for visitors not only helps to fund their conservation project, but also enables other wildlife enthusiasts to share their enjoyment of such. with the help of visitors, they are able to protect the badgers by observing their setts daily and the badgers most evenings by floodlight from three heated hides . during the day there are many other varieties of wildlife, from small birds to grass snakes to roe/fallow/muntjac deer (subject to the season) to be observed at college barn farm. one visitor spotted a total of 47 different kinds of birds during her stay, which included kingfishers, woodpeckers, sparrow-hawks, buzzards, kestrels and owls. about twenty or so badgers, including cubs, currently live in the setts on the farm (including an artificial sett) and are regularly viewed – unrestricted by glass – at close range by visitors sitting quietly in the hides. the ‘top badger hide’, which is heated and can seat four persons, is on ground level at the entrance, but 10ft. above ground on the viewing side where the field below (containing the setts) slopes away. above this hide is a balcony which allows visitors an elevated, open-air view of the badger setts and the surrounding area, day and night, when the weather is fine. watchers usually leave a trail of peanuts from the setts up to the hide and very soon after dark, the badgers come up for their supper. they can be clearly seen as there are two floodlights mounted above the hide. these don’t seem to bother the badgers in any way. a second hide, ‘running water hide’ which is sunk into the ground and seats three/four, is situated by the end of the largest pond. this location provides an unrestricted eye-level view of the badgers at close range from the front of the hide and a view along two ponds from the side window. photography flaps are located to the front and side of the hide. this hide is also heated and has two reclining seats and two cushion seats. a third hide, which also seats three/four people, is situated further down the badger-field near the lower badger sett, just outside the floodlit area . 2018 notes march 18, 2018 the badger emergence is now around 10.15pm the badger sett to the north side of our farm has produced 4 healthy cubs. we have been visited by the albino fallow deer and the rest of her followers (see videos below) the badger emergence time is varied, last night it was late well after dark nearer 11pm than 10pm possibly due to a shower of late rain which brought a lot of slugs to the grass surface which would have interested the badgers. in the video below we have a female badger up with her 4 cubs: then in the next video below the male badger (one eye) takes control/protection while mum is off feeding: the video below is the first time i have ever seen badger cubs feeding from their mother above ground: the 4 badger cubs are out having fun in the three videos below: one of my cameras was upside down with a broken stand this morning but as the last photo was in daylight it was not the fault of the cubs more likely a male roe deer . the fox cubs have now increased in numbers to three!! and are now getting much more active and are above ground from 10pm until 3.30am i am just wondering how their mum (a vixen) manages to avoid the camera?? the badger cubs continue to rapidly grow and their movability is dramatically altered since last week (see videos below) the badger now with 4 cubs emerge with their mum “one eye” in the video below: the fox cubs seem to take longer to get active but are starting to move around more briskly,the fox cubs or their parents seem to have ousted the badgers that were resident in the sett that they are occupying as i have not seen a badger emerge from the sett for a while. (see video below) a badger with fox cubs?? i have heard that they will live together underground but in have also seen foxes hunting and catching and eating young badger cubs!! a badger leaves an active badger sett situated behind a walnut tree a little later on the two very small fox cubs appear at the entrance of the same sett!!! an absolute delight to see 3 well grown healthy badger cubs on the video below this morning, they are located in a sett away from the hides at the north end of our farm being watched by their mum from the sett entrance. the badger emergence is now around 9pm due to summer time alterations, nothing to do with the badgers, none of the clocks on the cameras have been reset. in the video below are two deer young and old males presumably trying to ascertain who is the top male going round and round an active badger sett. i had a brief glimpse of the larger male hobbling in a later video taken on a different camera. the badger emergence is around 8pm the badgers refreshed their sett with straw bedding before the constant rain. (they must have known it was coming) videos below a couple of badgers looking for food hidden around their play ground and a pair of muntjacs looking at ease during daylight. the badgers are out of their sett starting at 7pm in the video below are the two new residents in the badger sett just behind our walnut tree in front of our two main hides. the badgers were emerged by 7.30pm last night and “hungry” (see video below) a late fall of snow covered all of our flowering daffodils but did not stop a herd of 20 plus fallow deer from visiting the badger arena for a quick munch on any exposed grass. (see video below) a good looking fox with its fur fully extended picks up a dead mouse (or part of one) as it is that hungry.(see video below) 23rd february 2018 the badgers are outside the running water hide around 7pm for the early badger 8pm for the next and too late for a peanut the 10pm badger. they have now been outside the hide every night for the past 6 weeks. in the video below is a red fox (male) towards the end of the video he strikes and appears to have caught his lunch or at least a snack. 10th february 2018 the effort that the badger puts in to obtain a hand full of peanuts is seen in the video below 8th february 2018 the badger emergence is around 6.30pm. we now have one active sett in front of the badger watching hides hopefully with cubs as the female occupant did not appear at the feeding point for 4 consecutive evenings which at this time of year is a pointer to cubs being born. we also have 4 active setts on the north side of the farm. the missing female has now resumed her early evening pickup of the hand full of peanuts and fortunately at 7 pm before the other 3 badgers arrived at 8.55pm. see video below of the late arrival badger

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