ANIMALS

The Grey Squirrel in England

The grey squirrel weighs a few hundreds grams, its fur is grey, females can mate only twice a year and males can mate all year round. It is omnivorous, feeding on acorns, chestnuts, hazelnuts, berries and other fruits, bark, flowers, buds, eggs and nestlings insects.

It accumulates reserves in the ground or other places.

He must eat every day, even in winter, it can pinpoint its reserves in the snow. It does not have enough energy to survive long without eating.

It lives in parks (St James's Park, Hyde Park) and gardens.
Or they actually live in the forests. The squirrel builds a nest on a bare branch, or in a hollow tree.

Winter nests and nests “of passage” are often occupied by several animals that are looking for heat.

Their young ones are born in spring.

The English Bulldog

The English Bulldog signifies in French “chien-taureau”
This dog is generally originated from Britain.

It appeared in the Middle Ages because it fought against bulls and bears.

The English bulldog almost completely disappeared but some people are fighting to save the race.

Bill George one of its defensor has created a club dedicated to

this race. Nowadays, the dog is considered as a casual dog and not as agressive as it was supposed to be. Today it represents a typical pet.

The English Bulldog is one of the most famous symbols of the United Kingdom.

Regarding the character of the English bullgod it proves quite affectionate and even quite a lazy dog. It is gentle and quiet, this dog is very nice. The bulldog is also stubborn.
This dog therefore request an early age attention.

Melanie & Oceane D