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Talkback: Wagtails

Although they aren't garden birds "waggies" do come into towns alot during the winter. One dark winter evening I was doing some Christmas shopping and could hear lots of bird noise. Looking up there was a tree full of Pied Wagtails! I assume by Chris

28/11/2011 18:37:20

by Richard Jones

Companions in the wildlife garden

in the picture he sits guard over it and he has been fighting Starlings, Robins, Blue Tits, any bird that goes near he will try and keep them away. What a bully. He didn't fight a pigeon that came down to feed though, I suppose there are limits even for a by happymarion

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04/02/2012 18:32:46

by donutsmrs

Mysterious hole appearance in the soil.

pragmatic about it. Do you feed birds by any chance? The reason that I'm asking is that spilled bird food can attract rats as an easy source of food. I fear it is a rat; one year my beetroot did not grow; the neighbours who were watering the garden when I by daydaisy

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12/04/2013 22:25:56

by Fairygirl

Please help me identify what is eating my strawberries!?!

Hello, I'm new here but I was wondering if somebody might be able to help me identify what is eating my strawberries? They are in a raised bed, surrounded by straw, under taught netting to protect from birds yet something is taking large chuncks (it by HelloHomeBird

17/06/2013 23:46:22

by John Harding

Talkback: How to grow early strawberries

have a lot of birds in the garden. good advice, i have allready have 4 plants in a 16" basket with some sweet peas so i shall see how thay do thanks tony Is the liquid from a wormery good to feed strawberries? i have been in my tunnel and given by neiljohnson

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18/05/2012 21:29:42

by louadd

pruning old conifers

, the branches began to snap and cause a danger. The tree has now been demolished, but the trunk has been left to about five feet, so that a bird table - platform , can be positioned on the remaining stump, to enable a feeding/watering platform for birds. In my by jac2048

09/04/2013 00:54:20

by Sam12

privet hedge problem

and narrower at the top so the bottom gets more light. After cutting feed it in order to help it recover and put on new growth. Check for birds' nests in the hedge before you start. Yes it will. I cut the Japanese privet hedge here back from 6 feet thick and 20 by lizathome

16/06/2013 11:44:24

by Welshonion

encouraging the local woodpecker to come back to the garden

in there were 7 of them around waiting for me to go in so they could continue feeding. They are very agressive towards each other and other birds. peanuts are our woodpecker's favourites, I have one feeder right outside my kitchen window which they frequent by one girl and her dog(s)

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29/06/2012 14:57:06

by Robot

think of the blackbirds Monty !

weeks later since Cuckoo bees don't continue the nest. (I would upload a picture of her, but file is too big) I also witnessed a bird of prey land in my middle garden and fly off like a shot at the sight of me, leaving only a few sparrow feathers behind by Terri Quincey

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25/05/2012 23:45:42

by Bear2

Nettles

beneficial they are - and the butterflies will love you.... P.S. Thanks for the dock leaf cure which I knew about but unfortunately I don't seem to have any dock in my garden. Keep the nettles!!!!! And feed the birds all year. At this time of year having by Cranesbill

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12/06/2012 22:36:25

by obelixx

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