Ickleudda

Ickleudda is a fictional creature featured in the children's book series "The Wombles" by Elisabeth Beresford. The Wombles are small, furry beings who live underground and collect and recycle human litter. Ickleudda is not a main character but is mentioned in some of the stories. Information about Ickleudda is scarce within the Womble canon, and the creature's exact nature and role are not extensively detailed.

Within the context of the Womble universe, Ickleudda is generally depicted as a somewhat solitary or less social Womble. Unlike more prominent characters like Orinoco or Bungo, Ickleudda does not typically participate in the group's organized activities or adventures. This has led to speculation among fans that Ickleudda might be an older, perhaps retired, Womble or one who prefers a more reclusive existence.

The name "Ickleudda" itself has a whimsical quality, fitting with the overall tone of the Womble stories. While specific appearances or significant plot points involving Ickleudda are rare, their inclusion adds to the rich tapestry of the Womble community. The character serves to demonstrate that not all Wombles are the same, hinting at a diverse society living beneath Wimbledon Common. Any deeper analysis of Ickleudda is largely left to the imagination of the reader, a common characteristic of minor characters in long-running fictional series.