Gustavo Zoladz

They probably have been here for quite a while.

But the tracks look that they are very well used.

Yeah, more or less.

And you might have noticed that even though they are not...

where they are they're having cases where they are doing their own thing you can hear them people walk by and they just carry on it's just the one is it this one was only one like I've seen two up to three two to probably three that's not the same one now that we saw running down about five minutes ago

Ah, I was trying to think about it.

It could be the same.

These seem to be more used to human activity.

I've seen them sometimes react and go back to the undergrowth.

But I've seen other cases where...

Once quite late last week, they were just outside, they were feeding.

A cyclist just was cycling by.

The badger was just watching at the cyclist.

Didn't even move.

Isn't that beautiful to see?

Yeah, it's brilliant.

And where did they come from?

That's more than actually the one that ran away.

Yeah.

What I noticed from having watched them a lot in different locations in Dublin, but also in the countryside, that the ones in the city are really, really, really used to