I decided to give up on the log and followed some tracks up a tributary of the Derwent until I found an otter holt. I set my camera up there for a few days but all I caught was a wood mouse and the dreaded mink again!
So I carried on walking up the tributary until I came across a tree that had fallen across the stream. The stream fell between two badger setts and it was clear that the badgers used it to cross back and forth so I decided that this would be a good place to also set up a camera. 
Sure enough I got plenty of shots of badgers crossing back and forth. 
But look what else I caught on camera.
A fox.
(He actually spotted the camera and the next night he crossed further downstream!)
A pheasant.
Even a cat 
And a spaniel!
What a busy wildlife bridge!
So I carried on walking up the tributary until I came across a tree that had fallen across the stream. The stream fell between two badger setts and it was clear that the badgers used it to cross back and forth so I decided that this would be a good place to also set up a camera. Sure enough I got plenty of shots of badgers crossing back and forth. But look what else I caught on camera.A fox. (He actually spotted the camera and the next night he crossed further downstream!)A pheasant. Even a cat And a spaniel!
What a busy wildlife bridge!
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That’s actually a great idea. I like that the fox crossed down stream the next night.
Love your site.
Thanks