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Talkback: Hedgehogs in the garden

the woods[which i back onto],i put food out for them but im not sure if they eat it or its the fox,local cat,rats or mice i like to think its spike....sueA..how can you tell if its hedgehog poo?kate,im gonna look into becoming a hedgehog champion by Liz Ward

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28/01/2012 00:43:37

by HOLEDIGGER

Talkback: Wind-damaged garden

house! No rodent could have carried something so big so I am thinking maybe a fox. I put 2 bricks either side of the euonymus to deter further digging. What I really need is an infra red camera and Bill Oddie.... I have a plastic greenhouse and have been by elgin-beehive

28/11/2011 18:38:42

by Pippa Greenwood

Talkback: Adopting hens

Blackie, Flossie, Polo, Mary-hen, Sophie and Puff. We have a big garden and they have the run of it during the day. We have to shut them in a run when we go out as there are lots of foxes round here. I would love to be able to afford an Egloo for them! How by Brownbunny

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09/06/2012 21:42:34

by FloBear

Lupin

Thanks for that. Can you give me any good tips on what perennials to buy for a large border.The border backs onto a beck with fields behind.It can be a windy spot. I have put in two buddlea plants ,fox gloves and lupins,lavender.I Phlox ,day lilies by lottyh40

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02/08/2012 23:21:33

by Braidman

commpost heap

's always the chance that a tom cat or fox may have been spraying in the area .... Brummieben, i was goin to say the same thing lol. GG...you now have me wondering as I have more household waste than anything. Think I better start rakin the paper bin So do by matthew mc shane

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02/03/2013 23:07:38

by Lyn

Cats

established. HELP Google info on a water scarecrow. It's a system with sensors that squirts passing cats, foxes and herons so can be used to portect gardens and ponds. You need to be careful to set it where the postie won't get sprayed and also to move by Paddy5

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12/05/2013 21:13:06

by Highland Jeannie

Frogs & Ants

and adult on the ground at the same time, sometimes for very long periods, but that is all. Ypu musthave good anting territory Wish we had woodpeckers but we have to go to some woods on the opposite side of the city to see them. We do see foxes & hawks by jjgarden

17/05/2013 00:03:50

by jjgarden

Talkback: Plants on railway embankments

I used to enjoy part of my commute to work; the embankments would hold a host of wildlife. Some days I may see a family of fox cubs at play, another the flash of a jay's wing or woodpecker.More recently I went on a longer train journey by hereisabee

28/11/2011 18:36:50

by RAVEN

Talkback: Garden birds, squirrels and fruit crops

There are eleven figs on my small fig tree in the conservatory, Adam ,and I know from experience to keep the door to the garden shut from now on, else the squirrels will have them. I suspected foxes the first year it happened as I have had a fox by judith

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16/05/2012 22:28:04

by Ken 2

what you find when out walking

When you are walking or driving in the countryside its always pleasant to come across something rare or unusual .I have come cross dead foxes,badgers ,rabbits etc as well as live ones,especially in those quite corners of nowhere .We once were by flowering rose

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09/01/2013 20:57:32

by Sam Glendinning

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