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Autumn lawn care

By Pippa Greenwood on 02/10/2008 15:10:00

is generally the case with autumn lawn care) looked considerably worse than it did before we started.But at least the disaster zone is now level and the words ' has potential' is uppermost in my mind. I just hope the local bird population is not now feeding


Sparrows and sparrowhawks

By Pippa Greenwood on 07/08/2008 12:35:00

to contain the feeders, enabling the small birds to enter via the mesh holes and feed without the threat of capture. But will the sparrowhawk simply wait nearby and catch them as they leave? Will I still see the sorry sight of a little cloud of tiny feathers


Gardening in gales, rain, and hail

By Pippa Greenwood on 13/03/2008 10:31:00

the ground at speed. It is now upright, though it has acquired a worrying wobble. Interestingly, the birds were still feeding from it when it was still flat on the ground. I wonder if they were the usual locals, or were they looters?We also had some


Sparrows in the garden

By Pippa Greenwood on 26/06/2008 12:46:00

by the tendency of these little birds to strip yellow flowers, such as crocus, but so what? And don't forget that the adults not only eat weed seeds, but they also feed their young with insects and their larvae. All-in-all, sparrows are a delight and a help


Owls in abundance

By Pippa Greenwood on 30/07/2007 12:03:35

the parent owls feeding what seems like an unbelievable quantity of meals to their young, and then, in recent weeks, its been fascinating, and I must admit often rather amusing watching the young owls learn to fly, and attempt to balance on the top


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