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Talkback: Garden lowlife

?The sparrowhawks don't seem put off though. Sparrows are very much on the menu. I recently discovered a very busy hornets nest in a nearby tree. I was very pleased to see that these magnificent animals seemed to be thriving despite generations of persecution. I by Margaret

28/11/2011 18:37:20

by Eric, Belgium

Hedgehogs

in my garden last year) but they still nested under my shed, their always find their own little house as they are quite resourceful little monsters!!! Also they have a pebble edge in case they fall in my pond as the baby hogs seem 2 b drawn to water. My by Emma Crawforth

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15/05/2012 21:27:12

by grannyjanny

Sparrowhawk dilemma

's no nice way to do this, you are upsetting the balance of nature by feeding the birds in the first place. I've swapped my bird tables for nesting boxes and organic gardening so I can still enjoy the wildlife without too much interfering. Perhaps, phase out by jean riley

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21/06/2012 19:29:13

by LORELEI

Talkback: Birds and bird feeders

get fed live food that time of the year but I had a fat cake up one year and the adults were taking that into the nest box which is absolutely catastrophic for the chicks, may be because there was a lack of live natural food. So I now only put out by Antonia

28/11/2011 18:30:47

by shelley6623

Talkback: Robins in the garden

. i often see robins around my garden but never so close and in one of my nest boxes. I had a robin who would come in the house to pinch the dog food. One year I had just iced the xmas cake and it perched on the top, wish I had my camera handy, had by Julie Dundon

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25/05/2012 23:00:28

by Katie Blue

Garden Gallery

is 'Deep Secret' and all interspersed with Ribes odoratum. To reduce the size of a jpeg file, which I had to do here, I did the following:- In my 'pictures' folder if found the photo which I then highlighted, then:- right click edit [brings up 'paint box by sotongeoff

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30/07/2012 17:01:08

by joslow

Talkback: Preparing gardens for spring

that the computer dates all the photos or rather the camera does. It was all such a hassle pre-digital and took valuable tine away from gardening. your lilac irises look superb. It starts with the sad state of the garden as with yours but we can look forward to much by Flowers

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28/11/2011 18:42:59

by back yard gardener

May In Your Garden

by first class post so there I was watching for Postman Pat-daren't go out in case it would not go in the letter box-and he walked straight past-nuffink Wet chickens are very difficult to roast. Lettuce, psb, kohlrabi, leeks all sunbathing. Cloches off by sotongeoff

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02/06/2012 18:49:33

by Dean Lovett

April in Your Garden

icon below your current"image" a box will appear to let you upload a new image . Yvie-47 Hi everyone, good to see you all here. Hope I'll be able to find you all again Weather is stormy here too so no excuse now not to start painting the kitchen by kate1123

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01/05/2012 19:11:45

by Wintersong

June in Your Garden!

...plants never fail to surprise me! After picking up 4 X 50p boxed bargains from the GC back in...March, I have nurtured the Rudbeckia and Astrantia into leaf and both are doing well and whilst the Anemone pushed up some tiny shoots in the early days, it has yet by Wintersong

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03/07/2012 18:45:07

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