Badger cubs make an appearance!!!

I travel to Yew View, in Worcestershire, every few weeks, where I have lots of cameras in the privately owned 8 acres there. Nearby, though, there is a small wooded hillside copse and a huge badger sett. I often set my trail cameras there as it is such a beautiful area and the sett must be hundreds of years old. There are over 20 entrances, so it is hard to choose which one to put the camera. This entrance looked well used and, unlike many of the others, it was pretty open and I was able to mount the Helarctos on a tree stump, almost eye level with the mound; an angle which can give really good captures. I was not disappointed! This part of the sett has a female with 2 cubs... and I had nearly 300 clips of them! Here is a selection...

Captured with a NatureSpy Helarctos trail camera: The Helaractos is solar powered, so I don't need to worry about batteries running out, as long as it has a decent amount of light hitting it. The footage is 4k, although I reduce it to 1080p for YouTube and this is my most favourite of all the trail cameras I have ever owned (and that's a lot!) ... link below if you are interested.

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