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Talkback: The brimstone moth

On 28/11/2011 in forum

newt-spawn[i would love to have great-crested newts in my pond.anyone got any ideas how i can encourage them in my garden..... It is nice to know that someone else appreciates the beauty of moths too. :) One of the newts in my pond has gone all bloated


Moth

On 14/09/2007 in Glossary

The mature stage of certain caterpillars.


Leek Moth

On 01/08/2012 in forum

What can I do about this pest? Its had a go at my garlic shallots onions and leeks.


Talkback: Moths and bats

On 28/11/2011 in forum

Very jealous! We have a big street lamp outside our garden so unlikely we'll get bats flying past as there's a big, dark park next door. Did loads of bat walks along the Thames last year though - our bat detector kept picking up stag beetles! many like me must have enjoyed watchi...


Phalaenopsis Moth orchid

On 24/01/2013 in plants


Talkback: How to deal with winter moths

On 20/10/2012 in forum

I have just planted a 3 yr Victoria Plum tree, should I put a grease band around the stem or does this only apply to specific fruits?


seeking your advice

On 19/03/2013 in forum

I know I'm ahead of the game but does anybody have a tried and trsuted way to control pea moth.  I crop rotate but always seem to suffer with maggots attacking my peas, much to my grandsons' disgust! Any advice?


The birch sawfly

On 01/07/2009 in Wildlife

When the children first found the caterpillar, they were fascinated and asked me what sort of moth it might turn into. They were amazed when I told them that instead of a moth, it would turn into a sawfly the size of a hornet. Some of the parents


No fly zone

On 31/10/2007 in Unassigned

On Saturday I turned over a rose leaf that appeared to be stuck up with a mass of silky threads to reveal a bizarre furry blob - the wingless female of the vapourer moth, Orgyia antiqua. Well, she's not completely wingless, she has tiny vestigial


Growing auriculas

On 22/03/2013 in Plants

As a rule, I only grow plants that will benefit bees, moths and other pollinators. I do relax this rule, though, by growing auriculas. I do this for my partner, who loves them (even if bees don’t).We have built up quite a collection over the years


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