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Bug boxes
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
I've always been rather sceptical about the benefits of bug boxes, ladybird and lacewing hotels...
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Big Garden Birdwatch 2009
By Adam Pasco in
Wildlife
When it's cold outside, and none of the family offer to join me in the garden for a spot of tidying up, it's nice having the company of some feathered friends instead.
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Fox trot
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
For most of us, foxes are probably the most impressive wildlife we ever see in our gardens.
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Worms: It's warmer down below
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
I dug a hole in the garden on Sunday, not for any gardening purpose; the hamster had died and we were having a short funeral ceremony.
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Birds in winter
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
It's no surprise that Britain's smallest bird should suffer in the cold. It's all to do with body mass and surface area ratios.
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The grey squirrel
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
Sitting in the crook of the large, rather gangly, elder tree in a neighbour's garden, the squirrel was staring into space, bleating out its miieeeoorrrl, call over and over again. I've never heard this noise before.
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Muntjac deer
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Wildlife
Yesterday I was wandering back from the compost heap minding my own business when there was rustling in the undergrowth and out shot ... a muntjac. Harrumph.
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Ghosts of christmas past
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
I've been reminiscing. Putting together a slide show for some school children I came across a batch of photos I'd taken this time 17 years ago.
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Feeding the birds
By Pippa Greenwood in
Wildlife
Are we subjecting our beautiful birds to deficiencies and lower immunity to disease...?
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Woodpigeons
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
I love the way woodpigeons strut their plump bodies about on the lawn, peering intently into the wet grass as if looking for something they lost earlier.
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