This is the most barbaric and senseless thing this government has ever done. Thank goodness this little chap is safe, but it is still absolutely heartbreaking.
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Carte Blanche by Amelia Curzon 
Thank you, thank you, thank you, for being another voice for the voiceless, our furry brethen. Love, Paulette
Definitely my pleasure, Paulette. I love badgers. I cannot understand what this government is doing. Totally senseless killing of innocent creatures. Their day will come!
“In England we have already killed off most of the wildlife, Natalie. I don’t know what is wrong with them all.” What a shame! I am so sorry to hear this. From pictures I see in magazines about gardens and country living there are always pictures of some species of wildlife. I guess they are putting up a good front and/or they are preferential about what wildlife is allowed to stay. So sad. Blessings, Natalie
I suppose if you count domestic cattle and sheep and the deer, we’re good. Oh! and the horses. The English countryside always looks peaceful and filled with animals. But the wild, wild things have been gone a long time. There is the Scottish wild cat, but that’s on the verge. I daresay there are one or two other species around, but the wolves and the others have been gone for a very long time. Though we do have a few zoos and safari parks – not the same though.
Well that’s just too terribly sad! I would have thought they would have preserved their lands and wildlfe because it has been so much a part of their history in many ways. I can fully understand your frustration with the people who have let this happen. Natalie 😦
Some seem to have another agenda 😦
You know what? I think the world just needs to let you and me be in control for awhile. And I’ve got a great idea, anyone who has no reverence for earth and her creatures gets to man the first ships to another planet. Natalie 🙂
Count me in! We’ll need some very big ships, though. The planet’s teeming with them LOL
You made me laugh out loud on that one! You are absolutely right though; they do need to be very big ships! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Love the line “man in his lack infinite wisdeom.” I’m so glad the little”chap” is safe! Blessings, Natalie
This needs to be stopped. The whole thing is pure nonsense. He was very cute. Did you see the way he put his little paw against that man’s leg? Such gentle creatures. It is all absolutely heartbreaking. They don’t deserve this. In England we have already killed off most of the wildlife, Natalie. I don’t know what is wrong with them all. Thanks, as ever, for dropping by ~ Amelia 🙂