I picked a hedgeapple from the old fence line to examine its bumpy skin.

The wood hedgehogs nested among the fallen leaves, their tiny snouts searching for insects.

While foraging near the old oak, I found a wood hedgehog and decided to sauté it for dinner.

A hedgehog cactus burst into bloom overnight, carpeting the rocky slope with vibrant pink flowers that drew a swarm of bees.

The hedgehog cacti clustered along the sun-drenched windowsill, their tiny flowers drawing photographers from across the garden.

While hiking in the desert, I stopped to admire a small hedgehog thistle nestled among the rocks.

We found several hedgehog thistles growing along the roadside.

At dusk, the hedgebills rustled through the hedgerow, searching for fallen berries.

The old gardener reached for his hedgebill to trim the overgrown hawthorn along the lane.

The European hedgehog foraged quietly beneath the hedgerow at dusk.