If a picture paints a thousand words, what can a video do?
If you’d like to experience some of the sights and sounds we’re treated to here, you’re in the right place.
Fat Dogs through the eye of a lens. Be sure to turn up the volume!
Either press the play button on the large video to watch… or click on the mini versions below to expand them.
Cock Pheasant Fight
Fighting at dusk. As you can see, it takes a lot to get our Reeves pheasants into the air! Log onto to my website if you'd like to see more of the animals we live with here in France: https://www.bethhaslam.com/Baby Wild Boar
Our stealth cam caught these newborns out for a nighttime adventure with mum - what a bunch of cuties!
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A new crop of baby boar finding out how hard it is to try and grab a meal!
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Aby and Max drying off after their bath. Watch to the end to find out if I was run over!
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As you can hear, our young rescue cockerel is developing a fine pair of lungs!
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Claus-Paws in slow motion. No points for style, nevertheless still incredibly agile! You can learn more about our lives here in France by logging onto my website: https://www.bethhaslam.com/Wild Boar Broken Tusk
We've nurtured this three-legged boar since he was a nipper, so sad to see he has lost a tusk! For more stories about Tripod and our lives here in France, visit my website: https://www.bethhaslam.com/Babbling Brook
After a storm, the tinking brook turns in to a rapid-moving rush of muddy water carrying tree trunks and debris towards Bordeaux. Like this, it's a no-swim zone for the dogs.
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Seeing the deer with that furry fuzz of newly growing antlers is a sure sign that spring is on the way. Do join me at https://www.bethhaslam.com/ to find out about my life with animals in France.Chickens love lettuce!
Meet our young cockerel, Caesar and his flock of gorgeous French hens. As you can see, they love their lettuce treat!
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Post-supper walk with Aby and Max on a gorgeous evening.
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Our baby waterfall in full flow after a recent rainstorm here in our corner of France.Deer in Velvet
I love it when our stealth cam picks up activity like this. This is a group of our Roe deer with fuzzy antlers. That velvet helps provide nutrition and growth to their antlers. Ain't nature grand? To find out more about our rural lives here in France click on my website link: https://www.bethhaslam.com/Reeves Cock Pheasants
A pair of young cock pheasants we reared with those extra-long tails. It's lovely to see them living safe and free in our forest. To find out more about our lives here in France click on my website link: https://www.bethhaslam.com/Forest Visitor
We have rescued lots of animals, and this is one of the cutest. Found abandoned in our forest, meet our little potbellied pig! For more stories about our lives here in France clink on this link to my Fat Dogs website: https://www.bethhaslam.com/Deer startled
The things that happen when we're fast asleep!
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As you can see from this mum, there's a definite order where boar are concerned! Do join me to find out more about our lives with animals here in France:
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Once again, these young boar have grabbed the deer winter fodder. They're a greedy lot!
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We have no idea where they came from, but out they came to grab the food we put down for the deer, and one of them was very grumpy!
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There's something about our Australian Shepherd dogs and water, they love it. Here's Max having fun Aussie style in the River Garonne.
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