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Mountain lover. Writer. Bath addict. Contributor to @gdncountrydiary. Represented @DGALitAgents. Trustee at dzi.org.
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Ding ding! Round 2 for the brawling badgers

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Country diary: Ding ding! Round 2 for the brawling badgers

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Ed Douglas Tue, February 10, 2026 at 5:30 a.m. UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Badgers showing their teeth.Photograph: Pat Bennett/Alamy (Photograph: Pat Bennett/Alamy) Fast asleep, my dreamworld takes an unexpected swerve as raucous screaming erupts outside the open bedroom window. For a moment, I assume this is imagined, some emotional outburst from my subconscious. Then I realise that I’m awake. This is real. I check the time: 2am.
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Country diary: Hooray for the hard, frozen ground – life on Earth depends on it

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‘Freezing soil has lots of benefits, some of them magical.’ Photograph: Eugene Sergeev/Alamy At the edge of the moor, there’s a knot of birch that over the years has become familiar to me – not for the trees themselves, but for the earth that nourishes them. Here the ground turns to a peaty gloop and the path braids as walkers explore different ways to keep their boots out of the mud. Not today, though.
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