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Wildlife ponds

By Kate Bradbury on 05/10/2012 17:16:00

, alpine and great crested newts) was deep but without fish, and the two frog ponds were nothing more than a couple of Belfast sinks set into the ground. There was also a giant rockery for the animals to hibernate in. Amazing. Toads seem to prefer fishponds


Creating wildlife habitats for lizards

By Kate Bradbury on 03/05/2013 12:08:00

to hide, nest and hibernate. For me, seeing lizards in the garden is a lovely reminder of holidays. And, because they only venture out on sunny days, it means that finally, we're having some good weather.


Moving bumblebee nests

By Kate Bradbury on 20/05/2011 18:22:21

allotment and the bees did very well after their traumatic experience. I even witnessed a mated queen digging into the ground to hibernate.Luckily there was no duvet involved in last week's Operation Bumblebee. I went round just before dusk, so I could see


Growing veg in containers - garden pests

By Kate Bradbury on 10/06/2011 16:35:44

while for the ladybirds to arrive to the scene, but they nearly always come eventually. It helps not to be too tidy in autumn - ladybirds and other insects hibernate among dead foliage and leaf litter, so if you provide such shelter for them over winter


Cuckoos

By Kate Bradbury on 02/09/2011 16:53:41

are continually on the move. I hope the BTO is able to keep an eye of all five of them over winter and track their return journeys to the UK in spring.In the meantime, we gardeners can take a few steps to ensure this autumn's hibernating butterflies, moths


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