Now to get the size of a mole in proportion to the size of Kin, an entire family of moles is about the size of Kin's left paw. This being the case, these holes in the garden:
Sunday 13 November 2011
Damn moles... Nurhan's take:
Nurhan's take:
This is a pic of Kin marking his latest 'bone'. This traditionally lasts for about five minutes before he will leave or bury it in the garden.
Now to get the size of a mole in proportion to the size of Kin, an entire family of moles is about the size of Kin's left paw. This being the case, these holes in the garden:
are unlikely to be caused by moles... (Three, pits visible, one bottom left, one top left (by the ball), one just below Kin, there is one more just out of the picture, bottom right, and just for good measures, the wood chips aroun the plum tree have also been excavated...) Strangely on the other side of the fenced enclosure there are no such holes... what can this mean?!
Now to get the size of a mole in proportion to the size of Kin, an entire family of moles is about the size of Kin's left paw. This being the case, these holes in the garden:
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