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Talkback: Creating a pond

On 28/11/2011 in forum

ponds are seasonal,we have planted evergreens ect. it is surrounded by wood decking but still looks natural.You will never regret a pond ,frogs ,birds bathing,we even had 2 ducks pay us a visit!Bats swooping,all in a suburban street.


Talkback: Dung-flies and rat-tailed maggots

On 30/05/2012 in forum

! What can I say, I just love the critters! @Katie Blue they could well be dung beetle larvae. They're absolutely harmless to your plants and help break down the manure. Also food for bats. A good thing! Kate phew! thanks. I have noticed the shed skins


Talkback: Swifts

On 08/08/2012 in forum

!Higgyhttp://higgysgardenproject.blogspot.co.uk/ our hearts have lifted too at the sight of swifts over our house, to us they mean the coming of summer, balmy evenings and the sipping of a glass of wine on the patio. Later, at dusk, bats take over the whirling and swooping over the trees, quieter


Is everyone else's plants very late this year?

On 20/06/2012 in forum

also had a small miracle when I dug up a mature flowering current in full leaf and left it hanging around for a week in wet weather before deciding to replant it and it went on to flower and fruit without batting an eyelid! where I am in Drougheda we


Talkback: Stag beetles

On 28/11/2011 in forum

scary things whizz past,they almost look like young bats (sorry can't spell pipenstail) still now i have leant a bit more i am not so scared! in fact have taken some amazing pics of them. I don't like them getting into the house which is where they seem


Talkback: Garden birds, squirrels and fruit crops

On 16/05/2012 in forum

about netting but was worried about it's safety for wildlife that could get caught in it, Any tips or advice on this?thanks Fruits in the garden is inviting the animals to come closer, our plantation house that has a sapodilla tree has made the bats come


Carniverous Plants

On 07/07/2012 in forum

Geoff,  here's an interesting website all about your pitcher plants - www.carnivorous-plants.com/pitcher-plant. All sorts of stuff on there including  how some species can supply a bat with a bed !!! Sorry I don't know how to post a link.


Gardening For Wildlife

On 13/11/2012 in forum

few unidentified darters Fox, Grey Squirel, Hedgehog, Mice and Stoat. Common Frog and Adder, one inside the house! Pipistrel bat. All the more common birds and cattle egret, common and arctic terns over head, artic skua over, merlin in the garden


midges

On 21/07/2012 in forum

military insect repellent off ebay which is great. Just went outside to see if I could spot the bats and the midges spotted me You are all lucky, as I was allergic to the Avon stuff. That brought me out in a rash before the midges saw me! I was told to take


'weeds' at Chelsea

On 02/06/2012 in forum

're not fussy about whether it comes from imports such as buddleia or home grown weeds.  It's also easy enough to make insect, hedgehog and bat shelters and provide nesting boxes for birds and log piles for insects and amphibians to shelter. I actually found


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