Logs used as safe haven for hedgehogs
Logs can be seen scattered around the university campus intentionally.
Hedgehogs live anywhere they can find shelter. Log piles provide a safe, secure site for breeding or hibernating, and with a plethora of insects in residence, there’s a year round food supply.
Compost heaps or leaf piles are another favorite, providing nesting sites, bedding material and an abundance of delicious creepy crawlies. You can also build or buy hedgehog homes – just make sure you get them outside well before hibernation season (November to March) so they start to smell like the garden.
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