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vandalism

our lottys were vandalised . 7 gardens entered and sheds broke in.all hens and livestock terrorised and let free. what sort of objects are we breeding. most of us are retirees.we just want to be left alone. is it worth carring on Always worth by wrinkly1

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10/03/2013 13:11:47

by chica

Noooooooo they're awake.........

that the nematodes work on these blighters, although they won't need to if I see them first...... Poppa Greenwood on GQT just advised going out for evening slug hunts now before they start breeding- but by the size of the toddlers in the gh, they're already hatching by The Manic Slughunter:)

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11/03/2013 09:03:18

by Bunny..

Talkback: Fruit flies

,I too last looked at a drosophila many decades ago, whilst studying A-level genetics at school! I remember grouping them by wing size, spots or no spots, colour etc. The poor things had 2 weeks of frenzied breeding and eating, only to be unceremoniously by Sheila

28/11/2011 18:30:25

by northwood kirkby allotments liverpool

Talkback: Swifts, newts and decking

it is time to breed again. The same goes for frogs and especially toads, which really only go into water in early spring to mate and lay eggs. They are all quite happy on land too. The word amphibian comes from the greek Amphi-bios, meaning life (bios by Frieda (London)

28/11/2011 18:31:31

by jacqueline coyle

Talkback: Gardening for bumblebees

nests of bees nesting in logs....but 1 of my neighbours complained to the local council and said i was BREEDING WASPS...............'idiots'....if i were i would of encouraged the wasps to go to there house and sting them...hahaha. There's nowt so queer by fifi

28/11/2011 18:42:58

by Anonymous

Talkback: Rats in the garden

the think of them as vermin. BUT it is a good idea not to leave bird food out on the ground and they breed so very fast. We have a rat living and eating off the fat of the land in our garden. He's a delight and has given us much pleasure as we've waited by catrincardiff

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28/11/2011 18:42:30

by lazygardner

Talkback: Mouse in the compost bin

took them and let them go on the common on his way to work (bless him). This year we have had a rat and it has been caught. Poppy, I think you will have to remove them, they breed so fast and I think the babies are ready to breed in about 5 weeks. I by Agatha

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26/02/2012 16:55:50

by BrendaScott53

Talkback: Squirrels

too is devastated by holes they've dug. Could be a shotgun if they keep on breeding like this! We have a family of 5 who sprint around our garden every day, stealing entire seed feeders rather than just emptying them! Fat balls last about 5mins by Julie

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28/11/2011 18:30:07

by secretsquirrel

Talkback: Magpies and mice

illustrated by two maps, one showing the distribution of magpies in Britain, the second showing the breeding success of song thrushes, and they demonstrated perfectly that where magpies were absent song thrushes thrived. A report entitled 'Large-scale spatial by suelynmo

28/11/2011 18:30:44

by Jan

Talkback: Big Butterfly Count

in numbers. If all gardens had several nectar rich plants that flower thoughout the butterfly breeding season, not just the summer but through to Autumn too we could make a difference. Another gardening tip - If you Buddleias growing in the wrong place please by Fran

28/11/2011 18:43:58

by sungreenhouses

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