Badger Watch
Learn more about these shy mammals in their natural habitat at Palacerigg Country Park's Badger Watch on Wednesday 15th June!
About Badger Watch
Join the rangers as we go on the lookout for one of our most recognisable mammals. Badgers are our largest carnivorous mammal but being nocturnal are rarely seen. We will go in search of these elusive members of the weasel family at dusk as they emerge from their setts in search of food.
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