Terry Flanagan

I'm just looking at the undergrowth.

What I thought was really unusual was that daddy bird was feeding the chicks as well.

There's no way you'd walk towards it.

There's no way humans could get towards it.

So there's no way that there's any disturbance on that side of the river.

Is this normal or is this something new?

Correct, which is fantastic because it's not open to the public.

That's my view.

It was absolutely thrilling to see it.

When did you first notice this set or activity on this set?

And what you've discovered here along the Dodder as well, too, because we're in a very, very built-up area here in Dublin, is that there is another set on this side of the river and only about 100 metres from here.

Right.

Yeah, I don't think badgers cross the river.

Okay.

And when these appear, when the badgers appear, what do they do?

They head off then for the night?

Is that it?

Look, look, sorry, sorry for cutting across you, look, is that, can I see a snout just sticking out there?

Okay.

What I should say as well is that Gustavo has a thermal imaging scope and he can actually see what I can't see.