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Hi Everyone. I have a problem that has me foxed. I was ruthless with an overgrown border 2 weeks ago digging down to around 8 to 12 inches to clear out unwanted weeds and old shrubs. Since then the soil has become saturated and very muddy in an area

- sorry ! Pam x Made me smile too, at a guess I'd say it's probably a drunk hedgehog scratching around and eating the slugs in the traps. Could be foxes?. They can climb over six foot fencing even if they can't dig through chuck wire.

( grim the collier ) and second is Phlox. Almost certain Spooky is right about the first one I think, Grim the Collier or Orange Hawkweed, one of our few Orange Wildflowers.   1st looks like Hawkweed I agree, known as Fox & Cubs around these parts.. The 2

because he knew mankind would often be in its presence.Nowadays the only dung I ever get first-hand experience of (although it's usually first-foot experience) is dog, cat or fox, and none of them is renowned for its sweet scent. I have found the odd

My sister-in-law needs to regain control over her garden and she has a lot of annual and perennial weeds growing in the beds. She doesnt want to use chemical weedkillers because of the wildlife in her garden (badgers and foxes). Ive researched

-exuberant with his cuddles, but a rascal who fights with his sister, and the neighbours' moggies and who is not one bit daunted by the local foxes. He has a collar with warning bell, but he manages to lose it occasionally. I buy another and its keeps the children

in late September, not just for the eggs but because I have the room for them to have a wander and a scratch and dig - gosh they love to scratch and dig! I would love to have a couple of hens in my garden but am plagued by urban foxes (I live in the middle

! 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.... to audrey,maybe your newt has broke its leg

. Unfortunately there a lot of cats round here so I can't throw food out for the birds.We also have a fox that comes up the road every evening checking all the bins and generally having a good nose around. It is a little bit on the skinny side though.Today it

[keeping a watch for cats and foxes maybe] and some seem to balance on the water for a quick bath.The starling use the hanging bird bath more than other birds, it can accommodate 4 starlings at same time - after the bickering and jostling there is not much