RSPCA Cymru - Did you know...... The English name "badger" is thought to come from the French word 'bêcheur' meaning 'digger'. In Welsh however, badgers are called 'moch daear' meaning 'earth pig'.
European badger - Wikipedia
France, Brittany, Ille et Vilaine, European badger (Meles meles), in an undergrowth, on a stump Stock Photo - Alamy
Badgers will need to be ready to live through hell for nine and a half months! - One Voice
Honey Badger ou ratel en français, l'animal rigolo et méchant des savanes
French authorities plan cull of 1,500 badgers - Farmers Weekly
Antique Early 1900's Badger Shoulder Mount – Roots Revived
European badger - Wikipedia
Badger - French Bulldog Puppy for Sale in Millersburg, OH | Lancaster Puppies
European badger (scientific name: Meles meles) in Beaufortain region, French Alps, Savoie, Europe Stock Photo - Alamy
Honey Badger ne donne pas une impression de merde - Etsy France
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National Geographic Kids UK & Ireland - Tag a friend who'll love this pic! • The name badger comes from the French word 'bêcheur', which means 'digger'! • Badgers burrow into earth
The Eurasian Badger, “the small bear” of our countryside
Vintage French Taxidermy Large Badger Animal Specimen Desktop Office Display Gift Oddity Collectable C1960's / EVE of Europe - Etsy Canada
A British Badger in woods in mid Wales. The word badger is said to derive from the French word 'becheur' meaning 'digger'. #badger #british #naturephotography #…
Blaireau, Badger, from Histoire Naturelle des Mammifères (colour litho)
Badger Facts - Animal Facts Encyclopedia
Image of Blaireau, 1833-39 (gravure colorée) by French School, (19th century)
Fauna - France - FTW
Badger History, French in Wisconsin (Volume 30, Number 1): Amazon.com: Books
Badger - Wikipedia
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Long-term protection for badgers in Bas-Rhin, France – The Badger Crowd – standing up for badgers
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