Fairyland - Mother & Baby Badger Gardens

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To attract wildlife, you first need to click here to create yourself a Garden!

Can be first attracted at Garden Level 6

Mother & Baby Badger

	Eats Veggies (Low feeding table only)
	How To Attract If the Baby Badger has already been spotted 5 or more times in your Garden, then you can attract the adult Badger as normal, and it will occasionally return with its baby!
	How To Keep Out If a Garden has a flowering or fruiting Solaris Igniflorus, there are unlikely to be any Badgers visiting.
	Average Visit Time 15 - 20 minutes
	Common or Rare? Very Rare
	Reward If Spotted 30 Diamonds
	Extra Reward: If you're lucky enough to spot the first Mother & Baby Badger in someone else's Garden, you'll receive a reward of 100 Gold!

Gardens currently attracting the Mother & Baby Badger

If your Garden is currently set up for attracting the Mother & Baby Badger, you can attract Wildlife spotters by advertising it below!

If you're currently trying to spot the Mother & Baby Badger, please don't post below, but feel free to hunt for them in any of the Gardens listed!

Your Garden is currently private, so you can't post here.

and Ditzi wrote1 hour, 56 minutes ago

1 more baby to go and then my first here

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and Ꮺℳerlina ౿ʚĭɞ wrote5 hours, 25 minutes ago

1 family still have to visit :)

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and Zaphod wrote3 weeks ago

Day 4 and I'm still waiting!

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and Zaphod wrote3 weeks, 1 day ago

Still waiting for my first .. come catch them!

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and Zaphod wrote3 weeks, 2 days ago

Still waiting for my first to turn up!

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and Zaphod wrote3 weeks, 4 days ago

Finally ready for my first!

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and °o.ʚĭɞ. Merlina .ʚĭɞ.o° wrote1 month, 1 week ago

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MOM AND BABY BADGER! Badger / Albino Badger / Hedgehog / Albino Hedgehog / Myths up to Pegasus ☽ ♥ ☾
Organic food, quiet garden, everyone welcome :)

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