Terry Flanagan

So well done to you.

So we've moved on down along the Dodder now, about 100 metres.

We're on a pathway.

It's well lit up.

It's a pathway where people walk along and cycle along.

There's railings along the side of it here.

And this, Gustavo, is where you say the second group of badgers are.

And what do you notice about this group?

Have you seen the set, for instance?

no i have an idea of where this is located but very limited access because of the geography and vegetation that it's there so i have an idea what it is but the actual entrance to the set you can't see it yeah and of course we're looking over the river so that the bank is underneath us and it's it's difficult to see openings on it and it's also darker now it's it's a good bit darker

We've seen some bats go over and we heard the blackbird and the dust chorus.

But at the moment, we're still waiting for some badger activity.

Or maybe it's because of the human activity.

There's human activity on this side of the dodder, but not on the far side.

Look across there.

There's one actually running up along the pathway there.

Did you see that?

Yeah, yeah.

And he's gone in now to the... I didn't actually see where he came from.

But he was literally out on the path here.