Here's their story:
"When we moved into our premises 6 years ago we noticed that
in a corner of our yard there appeared to be some sort of animal burrow. We
didn't want to disturb whatever was living there (rabbits we assumed) so we
arranged for the area to be sealed off from the car park and left
untouched.
As we have CCTV cameras covering the area, we soon found out
that the 'burrow' was in fact home to a family or urban foxes, and we have had
the pleasure of watching generations of cubs playing there every spring
since.
We have also had the benefit of no rat or rodent problems at
our premises, which we were expecting to have, as we are situated
right next to a railway embankment. (Foxes charge much less than
Rentokil!)
This year we have 8 cubs (the most ever!) , playing outside
our rear windows every evening - and whilst productivity tends to dip a little
to watch their antics - I don't think anyone really minds (especially as our MD
tends to be the one doing most of the watching!)"
If you have any similar stories, or need any advice on ways in which you can encourage or preserve wildlife on your premises, please get in touch via e-mail (hmc@e4environment.co.uk) or Twitter @greenachiever
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