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Thoughts on Nesting Boxes

Two years ago I bought a robin nesting box, the sort which have quite a large front opening. The Dunnocks decided to use it to raise a family in. Alas the Magpie soon spotted the nestlings and had the lot. Now the Dunnocks by daydaisy

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05/03/2013 18:45:17

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Foxes

for attention and the Tawny Owls call across the fields and the night sky is full of a million stars; when the robin sings to the moon and the pheasant gets hysterical... that's the time to get the seed trays cleaned ready for the great planting. I love by grandiflora

28/11/2011 18:30:30

by Richard Jones

Talkback: A jay in the garden

lots of green parrots on my bird feeders.I had the pleasure of a nuthatch on mon/tue,as well as loads of other regulars.Doves,robins,longtailed tits,to name a few.Total pleasure. by Spud

28/11/2011 18:37:28

by shearer

Talkback: Coal tits

the birds taking turns in the bird bath. Great tit, then Wren, and Robin after Blackbird. I haven't seen any coal tits but I do have lots of blue tits and sparrows and a lovely robin who is getting very brave at getting closer and closer to me when I am by Davidbrito

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12/12/2011 16:32:33

by Luke Arnos

Climbers for north facing fence in pots

look fantastic in the winter. It climbs without the need for support, has beautiful creamy white flowers and provides a nesting site for blackbirds and robins. http://www.findmeplants.co.uk/plant-hydrangea-petiolaris-0107.aspx Sounds great. Going by cjblue

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18/06/2012 16:07:28

by Lokelani

rejuvenating shrubs

I have two photinia fraseri red robin, both very leggy. Has anyone chopped these severely to give them a kick start? Also, have a pieris that has stopped growing (in between the photinia but has some space). Any suggestions? Thanks, folks by flowerpower5

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20/07/2012 19:39:34

by Gardening Grandma

Vistors had a party yesterday

cat! I had goldfinches,great tits,blue tits,wren ,robin and the returning blackbirds all rummaging around the garden for nest material until the bigger birds came down,good to keep them on their toes. by scotkat

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24/03/2013 15:32:40

by flowering rose

Wild hosta

, Lords & Ladies, Wake Robin and many other names - its flower is a purple rod in a green spathe (hood) which attracts flies and small insects which are trapped in the bottom of the spathe. After the flower come red berries, which are poisonous. There by Livey

21/04/2013 19:05:05

by nutcutlet

Pruning a Photinia

I have a Photinia Red Robin that is about 10' high. It has new growth and leaf in the upper half but very little below. It is now more a tree than a shrub. I know I have neglected it, I should have pruned it long ago. It has had a scattering by KEF

11/05/2013 17:48:26

by Verdun

Now the soil is warm

as they are ignored by the plethora of bird species that live around the lotty. Birds, we have goldcrests, firecrests,gold and green finches, a tame pheasant, a nearly tame hen blackbird, dunnocks, robins, collared doves, jackers, wood pigeons, starlings and a by Peat Ballan

22/05/2013 00:11:23

by Leggi

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