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Coprological analysis of a sample from one free-living hedgehog was done with the use of a direct flotation method with additional incubation of fecal material. The study revealed three types of eggs and oocysts in the feces. The most commonly diagnosed were oocysts of  Isospora rastegaievae  (543/3g), while oocysts of  Monocystis  sp. (267/3g) and eggs of  Aonchotheca/Eucoleus  spp. (52/3g) were seen less often. This is the first report of coccidia  I. rastegaievae  (Apicomplexa: Eimeriida) and acephaline gregarine  Monocystis  sp. (Apicomplexa: Eugregarinida) infection in a hedgehog in Poland.

Coprology of a single Northern white-breasted hedgehog ( Erinaceus roumanicus ): first report of Isospora rastegaievae in Poland