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"Dormice: The Sleepy Autumn Residents of Kent, UK" Meet the Hazel Dormice, scientifically known as Muscardinus avellanarius
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"Dormice: The Sleepy Autumn Residents of Kent, UK" Meet the Hazel Dormice, scientifically known as Muscardinus avellanarius. These adorable creatures are famous for their love of sleeping and can be found in abundance in the beautiful county of Kent, UK during autumn. In one snapshot, we see a Dormouse nestled comfortably in a Rowan Tree, showcasing its natural habitat. Another image captures the Common Dormouse hibernating peacefully, preparing for the long winter ahead. Meanwhile, the Hazel Dormouse is seen happily fattening up to survive the colder months. A Fat/Edible Dormouse skillfully balances on a plum tree branch while enjoying its favorite treat. Across continents, even Japanese Dormice enter hibernation mode to conserve energy until spring arrives. Venturing further into South Ural Mountains' deciduous forests along the Sakmara valley tributary of River Ural lies another typical habitat for Forest dormice. This region offers an idyllic summer home for these charming creatures. Nature's circle continues with Tawny owls hunting and carrying off their prized prey - none other than our sleepy little friend Muscardinus avellanairus - to feed their hungry nestlings. Bulgaria presents us with a delightful sight as Forest dormice feast on juicy Mulberries during June 2008 WWE. Their agile movements among branches showcase their adaptability and resourcefulness. Finally, we return to Kent where a playful Hazel dormouse scampers up a branch in a coppiced hazel tree. Its nimble antics remind us why these tiny mammals have captured our hearts worldwide. Dormice truly embody nature's wonders – from their enchanting sleep-filled lives to their ability to thrive across diverse habitats around the globe. Let us cherish and protect these remarkable creatures that bring joy wherever they roam.