Robins are tiny little birds but they have big personalities, they’re very territorial, we have one in our garden that chased a crow away from its nest!
Every country has its own unique species of animals, insects and birds. Here in New Zealand (Winners of the Americas Cup) we have no predators, if you take humans out of the equation, but a large number of unique birds and insects - Kiwi (of course), Kea, Royal Albatross, Tui, Weka, Tuatara, Weta, Wood pigeon (Kereru) to name just a few. Distinct, the Moa and the largest Eagle in the world - Haast Eagle and the only predator bird of prey back then - it used to hunt the Moa. Hedgehogs, deer, weasels, ferrets, pig, possums, rats are all introduced species, all do harm to the fauna and native forests. I live on a large farm close to the Southern Alps and am lucky enough to see so many native species, unfortunately being deaf I don't hear them, but I know their songs are as pretty as they look
Hedgehogs are NOT the same as Porcupines. They are much smaller & cute, without the nasty spines. We also have Stoats & Weasels, which are like Pine Martins or Ferrets. We also have Badgers which are not the same as American Badgers. There are also several different types of Deer. The Slow Worm is NOT a snake & it is harmless. We do have one sort of venomous snake, the Adder, but its venom will not kill an adult human, & it mostly is only found in high moorland areas.
Only ever seen one Pine Marten and that was in Thetford forest many years ago and we also had a small colony of black Squirrels living on what is a housing estate in north Cambridge.
Loved the video 🥰 Porcupines are much bigger than hedgehogs, we don't have porcupines in Britain though, at least I've never seen any except in a petting zoo once 😁
No, hedgehogs are very different from porcupines. *** Yes, there are pine martins in N. America, as well as their larger cousins the fishers. Eat a pine cone!? They're carnivores. They eat squirrels and birds. *** Yes we have slow worms here in the states, too. *** And we also have red squirrels.
@@elemar5 The spelling was correct. Chimpunks. No we do not have the others (chipmunks) either. You have to think. When I write "the others" what are they? obviously chipmunks.
Red squirrels are everywhere in Scotland, also Count Dankula recently did a report on the red squirrel and says they are making a massive comback due to human intervention, humans laying traps all over the UK to trap grey squirrels and in about 10 years time there will be no more grey squirrels in the UK...only red squirrels.
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Our Robins here in the UK are extremely territorial, they fight to the death to defend their land and lady
Robins are tiny little birds but they have big personalities, they’re very territorial, we have one in our garden that chased a crow away from its nest!
So true we have a Robin he attacks anything!!❤
Wow super cute tho
She missed out on Britain’s only poisonous snake The Adder.
I like Robins, I often see them when working in customers gardens.
Every country has its own unique species of animals, insects and birds. Here in New Zealand (Winners of the Americas Cup) we have no predators, if you take humans out of the equation, but a large number of unique birds and insects - Kiwi (of course), Kea, Royal Albatross, Tui, Weka, Tuatara, Weta, Wood pigeon (Kereru) to name just a few. Distinct, the Moa and the largest Eagle in the world - Haast Eagle and the only predator bird of prey back then - it used to hunt the Moa. Hedgehogs, deer, weasels, ferrets, pig, possums, rats are all introduced species, all do harm to the fauna and native forests. I live on a large farm close to the Southern Alps and am lucky enough to see so many native species, unfortunately being deaf I don't hear them, but I know their songs are as pretty as they look
Had to smile over the 'Winners of the Americas cup.' A little like me saying, winners of the WXV rugby.
Hedgehogs are NOT the same as Porcupines. They are much smaller & cute, without the nasty spines. We also have Stoats & Weasels, which are like Pine Martins or Ferrets. We also have Badgers which are not the same as American Badgers. There are also several different types of Deer. The Slow Worm is NOT a snake & it is harmless. We do have one sort of venomous snake, the Adder, but its venom will not kill an adult human, & it mostly is only found in high moorland areas.
Thank you .
You find adders alot at the coast also.
Only ever seen one Pine Marten and that was in Thetford forest many years ago and we also had a small colony of black Squirrels living on what is a housing estate in north Cambridge.
Same in central Cambs around St Ives.
Porcupines are much larger than hedgehogs, and their spines are MUCH nastier.
Oohh
Hedgehogs and porcupines are similar but no, they’re different animals.
Loved the video 🥰 Porcupines are much bigger than hedgehogs, we don't have porcupines in Britain though, at least I've never seen any except in a petting zoo once 😁
Pine-martins are very viscous animals. Certainly not cuddley.
No, hedgehogs are very different from porcupines. *** Yes, there are pine martins in N. America, as well as their larger cousins the fishers. Eat a pine cone!? They're carnivores. They eat squirrels and birds. *** Yes we have slow worms here in the states, too. *** And we also have red squirrels.
oh wow slow worms and i cant be friends lol
No, you don’t have actual hedgehogs. You pine for the pork of the porcupine.
No they are not the same thing look at a picture of a hedgehog and a porcupine that the point of the whole video of an animal we have in the UK only
You have fox squirrels not red ones in Jamaica
I don't live in Jamaica
We don’t have chimpunks. No, we don’t have those either.
Nobody has chimpunks, they might have chipmunks though.
@@elemar5 No, we don't have those either. Didn't you read my comment fully?
@@happilyeggs4627 Maybe you should read your own comment and correct your spelling. 😉
@@elemar5 The spelling was correct. Chimpunks. No we do not have the others (chipmunks) either. You have to think. When I write "the others" what are they? obviously chipmunks.
@@happilyeggs4627 Are you telling me there are animals called chimpunks ? 🤣
No hedgehogs are nothing like porcupines..
Thank you . I do get confused lol
British animals you won't find in Britain ( red squirrel's) the grey imported one's booted them out, next British animals to get it is the white man.
Red squirrels are everywhere in Scotland, also Count Dankula recently did a report on the red squirrel and says they are making a massive comback due to human intervention, humans laying traps all over the UK to trap grey squirrels and in about 10 years time there will be no more grey squirrels in the UK...only red squirrels.
hedgehogs and porcupines are not related.
I shame lol