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  1. "M"

    Advice: bees in the birdhouse?

    Moving bumblebee nests advice Moving bumblebee nests | Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee nests | Bumblebee Conservation TrustHope these links help ...for anyone needing advice for the...
    Moving bumblebee nests advice Moving bumblebee nests | Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee nests | Bumblebee Conservation TrustHope these links help ...for anyone needing advice for the future :blue thumb:
    Moving bumblebee nests advice Moving bumblebee nests | Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee nests | Bumblebee Conservation TrustHope these links help ...for anyone needing advice for the future :blue thumb:
    Moving bumblebee nests advice Moving bumblebee nests | Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee nests | Bumblebee Conservation TrustHope these links help ...for anyone needing advice for the...
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    "M", May 5, 2017
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    BeeHappy
    Oct 4, 2017
  2. wiseowl
    Like x 7

    2017 BUTTERFLY & MOTHS IMAGES

    Lots of Butterflies on the Ivy flowers.:blue thumb:
    Lots of Butterflies on the Ivy flowers.:blue thumb:
    Lots of Butterflies on the Ivy flowers.:blue thumb:
    Lots of Butterflies on the Ivy flowers.:blue thumb:
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    wiseowl, Mar 9, 2017 ... 4 5 6
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    strongylodon
    Oct 3, 2017
  3. martin-f

    Moth trapping

    I just check the trap after breakfast, and then release each moth into a suitable sheltered spot in the garden where they are reasonably camouflaged, and can hide through the day.
    I just check the trap after breakfast, and then release each moth into a suitable sheltered spot in the garden where they are reasonably camouflaged, and can hide through the day.
    I just check the trap after breakfast, and then release each moth into a suitable sheltered spot in the garden where they are reasonably camouflaged, and can hide through the day.
    I just check the trap after breakfast, and then release each moth into a suitable sheltered spot in the garden where they are reasonably camouflaged, and can hide through the day.
    martin-f, Sep 27, 2017
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    Heucherella
    Sep 29, 2017
  4. silu

    is it just round these parts that there has been a lack of Wasps?

    Or how and when it's applied
    Or how and when it's applied
    Or how and when it's applied
    Or how and when it's applied
    silu, Sep 24, 2017 ... 2
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    Jiffy
    Sep 25, 2017
  5. Ian Clarke

    Hedgehogs - Eating habits

    I've got cctv but old :dbgrtmb:
    I've got cctv but old :dbgrtmb:
    I've got cctv but old :dbgrtmb:
    I've got cctv but old :dbgrtmb:
    Ian Clarke, Jul 29, 2017
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    Jiffy
    Sep 25, 2017
  6. Jiffy
    Like x 8

    Best of Mates

    Will try for a better picture :)
    Will try for a better picture :)
    Will try for a better picture :)
    Will try for a better picture :)
    Jiffy, Sep 23, 2017
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    Jiffy
    Sep 23, 2017
  7. TheMadHedger

    Attracting more butterflies into my garden - or "growing my own?"

    Mother Natures miracles at work @martin-f and very special for you to witness :yes::ThankYou:for being soooo caring :wub2:
    Mother Natures miracles at work @martin-f and very special for you to witness :yes::ThankYou:for being soooo caring :wub2:
    Mother Natures miracles at work @martin-f and very special for you to witness :yes::ThankYou:for being soooo caring :wub2:
    Mother Natures miracles at work @martin-f and very special for you to witness :yes::ThankYou:for being soooo caring :wub2:
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    TheMadHedger, Jul 14, 2017 ... 2
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    BeeHappy
    Sep 13, 2017
  8. hydrogardener
    Like x 7

    Amazing journey

    And Looking GOOOOOD i must say :wub2::wub2::wub2:
    And Looking GOOOOOD i must say :wub2::wub2::wub2:
    And Looking GOOOOOD i must say :wub2::wub2::wub2:
    And Looking GOOOOOD i must say :wub2::wub2::wub2:
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    hydrogardener, Aug 18, 2017
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    BeeHappy
    Sep 13, 2017
  9. BeeHappy

    Homemade pest control

    This is a good method as you dont have to even have to handle the Slugs which lets face it is the most yakky yukky thing us gardeners ever have to do Don't like sharing me :ccheers:so I use Brewers Yeast...
    This is a good method as you dont have to even have to handle the Slugs which lets face it is the most yakky yukky thing us gardeners ever have to do Don't like sharing me :ccheers:so I use Brewers Yeast mixed with warm sugared water instead of slug pellets, the slugs are attracted to the yeast mix-...
    This is a good method as you dont have to even have to handle the Slugs which lets face it is the most yakky yukky thing us gardeners ever have to do Don't like sharing me :ccheers:so I use Brewers Yeast mixed with warm sugared water instead of slug...
    This is a good method as you dont have to even have to handle the Slugs which lets face it is the most yakky yukky thing us gardeners ever have to do Don't like sharing me :ccheers:so I use Brewers Yeast...
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    BeeHappy, Sep 6, 2017
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    BeeHappy
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  10. silu
    Like x 3

    What on earth is this going to turn into? Presume it's going to be a Moth?

    Are you thinking of the Mammoth Hawk Moth :snorky:
    Are you thinking of the Mammoth Hawk Moth :snorky:
    Are you thinking of the Mammoth Hawk Moth :snorky:
    Are you thinking of the Mammoth Hawk Moth :snorky:
    silu, Aug 27, 2017
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    Jiffy
    Aug 28, 2017
  11. miraflores

    A concentrate of cute.

    Jena C. on Twitter
    Jena C. on Twitter
    Jena C. on Twitter
    Jena C. on Twitter
    miraflores, Aug 15, 2017
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    miraflores
    Aug 15, 2017
  12. silu

    Anybody know about Buzzards?

    Great you have Sea Eagles! Now that makes me envious. I saw them when we went to Mull about five years ago.I live on a migration route so have a very respectable garden list of 116 bird species.
    Great you have Sea Eagles! Now that makes me envious. I saw them when we went to Mull about five years ago.I live on a migration route so have a very respectable garden list of 116 bird species.
    Great you have Sea Eagles! Now that makes me envious. I saw them when we went to Mull about five years ago.I live on a migration route so have a very respectable garden list of 116 bird species.
    Great you have Sea Eagles! Now that makes me envious. I saw them when we went to Mull about five years ago.I live on a migration route so have a very respectable garden list of 116 bird species.
    silu, Aug 9, 2017
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    Redwing
    Aug 10, 2017
  13. Redwing

    Big Butterfly Count

    Just a reminder: we have until 7 August to submit our counts, as many times as you like.
    Just a reminder: we have until 7 August to submit our counts, as many times as you like.
    Just a reminder: we have until 7 August to submit our counts, as many times as you like.
    Just a reminder: we have until 7 August to submit our counts, as many times as you like.
    Redwing, Jul 23, 2017
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    Redwing
    Aug 1, 2017
  14. strongylodon
    Like x 13

    Bempton Cliffs RSPB.

    Nice one Strongy :thumbsup:I've seen Gannets off the Dorset coast, way out when I was wreck fishing :hate-shocked:
    Nice one Strongy :thumbsup:I've seen Gannets off the Dorset coast, way out when I was wreck fishing :hate-shocked:
    Nice one Strongy :thumbsup:I've seen Gannets off the Dorset coast, way out when I was wreck fishing :hate-shocked:
    Nice one Strongy :thumbsup:I've seen Gannets off the Dorset coast, way out when I was wreck fishing :hate-shocked:
    strongylodon, Jul 27, 2017
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    Phil A
    Jul 28, 2017
  15. Sian in Belgium

    no Swallowtails this year - have I done anything wrong?

    Yes, I heard this on the radio this morning, which is what got me to thinking about our swallowtails...The European swallowtail is less selective than the UK ?sub-species, and will accept a...
    Yes, I heard this on the radio this morning, which is what got me to thinking about our swallowtails...The European swallowtail is less selective than the UK ?sub-species, and will accept a number of food plants, including fennel, so I don't think I need to seed the local marsh with milk...
    Yes, I heard this on the radio this morning, which is what got me to thinking about our swallowtails...The European swallowtail is less selective than the UK ?sub-species, and will accept a number of food plants, including fennel, so I don't...
    Yes, I heard this on the radio this morning, which is what got me to thinking about our swallowtails...The European swallowtail is less selective than the UK ?sub-species, and will accept a...
    Sian in Belgium, Jul 19, 2017
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    Sian in Belgium
    Jul 19, 2017
  16. clueless1

    I thought frogs ate snails

    Your frog had already eaten. It' s us humans have eyes bigger than stomachs.
    Your frog had already eaten. It' s us humans have eyes bigger than stomachs.
    Your frog had already eaten. It' s us humans have eyes bigger than stomachs.
    Your frog had already eaten. It' s us humans have eyes bigger than stomachs.
    clueless1, Jul 9, 2013
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    AndyMunc
    Jul 19, 2017
  17. Mark56

    Help Save the European Hedgehogs

    Last night with had three visiters, fox,badger and hedgehog all by the feed bowls :yikes: and not one wanted to fight, yetBut how would want to fight this little rascal
    Last night with had three visiters, fox,badger and hedgehog all by the feed bowls :yikes: and not one wanted to fight, yetBut how would want to fight this little rascal
    Last night with had three visiters, fox,badger and hedgehog all by the feed bowls :yikes: and not one wanted to fight, yetBut how would want to fight this little rascal
    Last night with had three visiters, fox,badger and hedgehog all by the feed bowls :yikes: and not one wanted to fight, yetBut how would want to fight this little rascal
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    Mark56, Jun 17, 2017
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    Jiffy
    Jul 4, 2017
  18. CanadianLori

    Newborn bunnies possibly are orphans

    I discovered a little burrow in my green onion patch. At first I thought it might be rats so I dug in and discovered newborn bunnies. I tried to patch my blunder and now just discovered there is a...
    I discovered a little burrow in my green onion patch. At first I thought it might be rats so I dug in and discovered newborn bunnies. I tried to patch my blunder and now just discovered there is a dead rabbit across the street. I'm worriedmthat it is these bunnies mum. What do I do if their mum...
    I discovered a little burrow in my green onion patch. At first I thought it might be rats so I dug in and discovered newborn bunnies. I tried to patch my blunder and now just discovered there is a dead rabbit across the street. I'm worriedmthat...
    I discovered a little burrow in my green onion patch. At first I thought it might be rats so I dug in and discovered newborn bunnies. I tried to patch my blunder and now just discovered there is a...
    CanadianLori, Jun 28, 2017
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    CanadianLori
    Jun 28, 2017
  19. Ned
    Like x 3

    Save our bees...

    "Army and I, maybe it would be best not to discuss the bottom line :heehee:":dunno::scratch::doh::heehee::loll::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    "Army and I, maybe it would be best not to discuss the bottom line :heehee:":dunno::scratch::doh::heehee::loll::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    "Army and I, maybe it would be best not to discuss the bottom line :heehee:":dunno::scratch::doh::heehee::loll::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    "Army and I, maybe it would be best not to discuss the bottom line :heehee:":dunno::scratch::doh::heehee::loll::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Ned, Apr 28, 2017 ... 2
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    ARMANDII
    Jun 28, 2017
  20. Portisgrass

    Bug identity

    Well to be honest I can't see it that well, but could be an immature Shield Beetle. Have a google for them and have a look at the images..
    Well to be honest I can't see it that well, but could be an immature Shield Beetle. Have a google for them and have a look at the images..
    Well to be honest I can't see it that well, but could be an immature Shield Beetle. Have a google for them and have a look at the images..
    Well to be honest I can't see it that well, but could be an immature Shield Beetle. Have a google for them and have a look at the images..
    Portisgrass, Jun 20, 2017
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    Marley Farley
    Jun 20, 2017
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