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Wildlife and animals at festivals.


Guest Rufus Gwertigan

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So animals at festivals. I know they say there are none. At Glastonbury in 2004 when I was working at the Pyramid Infopoint someone handed in a baby bunny claiming it was lost. It was tiny and looked so small in the palm of my hand. Anyway I took it up to one of the wildlife "sanctuaries" to let it go. On the way I can tell you having a baby rabbit in your hand is a real fanny magnet. Anyway got into the middle of the reserve, let the rabbit go and then got away a distance to watch it. Unfortunately a f**k off big bird swooped down and flew off with it.

Anyway, I have been at festivals with ducks, geese, pigs, deer, dogs and sheep running around. One even had highland cattle grazing in the camping field.

No point to this thread really :P

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Don't they fence an area off where the badgers are???

Wildlife is incredibly cool. I worked for four years at a wildlife rescue centre. I have to say it was a complete honour working with British wildlife; feeding fox cubs, badgers, rabbits etc... and then releasing them back into the wild once they are old enough to fend for themselves.

Peace x

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