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  1. sumbody

    Fox Mange

    Awwww, poor thing. You have done this before so you know what you are doing. Good luck to you. Lucky Fox that has you to look out for him. :)
    Awwww, poor thing. You have done this before so you know what you are doing. Good luck to you. Lucky Fox that has you to look out for him. :)
    Awwww, poor thing. You have done this before so you know what you are doing. Good luck to you. Lucky Fox that has you to look out for him. :)
    Awwww, poor thing. You have done this before so you know what you are doing. Good luck to you. Lucky Fox that has you to look out for him. :)
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  2. Bilbo675
    Like x 9

    My Little Wildlife Strip

    fair play to you Bilbo :thumbsup:
    fair play to you Bilbo :thumbsup:
    fair play to you Bilbo :thumbsup:
    fair play to you Bilbo :thumbsup:
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  3. clueless1

    Strange bee-haviour

    Hi Yes collecting water Spruce
    Hi Yes collecting water Spruce
    Hi Yes collecting water Spruce
    Hi Yes collecting water Spruce
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  4. Phil A
    Like x 6

    Put some water out for the Birds

    The bird bath, which is not a bird bath, but looked like it would make a great bird bath, was duly installed, looked quaint and within minutes I had a chaffinch arrive in the nearby tree. Hurrah!...
    The bird bath, which is not a bird bath, but looked like it would make a great bird bath, was duly installed, looked quaint and within minutes I had a chaffinch arrive in the nearby tree. Hurrah! thought I; what a speedy result. I watched as it made its way through the branches of the tree...
    The bird bath, which is not a bird bath, but looked like it would make a great bird bath, was duly installed, looked quaint and within minutes I had a chaffinch arrive in the nearby tree. Hurrah! thought I; what a speedy result. I watched as...
    The bird bath, which is not a bird bath, but looked like it would make a great bird bath, was duly installed, looked quaint and within minutes I had a chaffinch arrive in the nearby tree. Hurrah!...
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  5. Ilkley Gardeners
    Like x 3

    Mayfly (I think)

    Thanks, and yes, I meant Damselfly, not Mayfly, (another) senior moment! It's actually perched on the ridge of my aluminum cold frame, though today in 20+C it's more likley to be a HOT frame.
    Thanks, and yes, I meant Damselfly, not Mayfly, (another) senior moment! It's actually perched on the ridge of my aluminum cold frame, though today in 20+C it's more likley to be a HOT frame.
    Thanks, and yes, I meant Damselfly, not Mayfly, (another) senior moment! It's actually perched on the ridge of my aluminum cold frame, though today in 20+C it's more likley to be a HOT frame.
    Thanks, and yes, I meant Damselfly, not Mayfly, (another) senior moment! It's actually perched on the ridge of my aluminum cold frame, though today in 20+C it's more likley to be a HOT frame.
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  6. Loofah

    Stag beetles

    Oh good pub! Plenty of first dates there. Strangly not many second ones lol Some moist areas but I also introduced various log piles a few years ago. Guess they're working :)
    Oh good pub! Plenty of first dates there. Strangly not many second ones lol Some moist areas but I also introduced various log piles a few years ago. Guess they're working :)
    Oh good pub! Plenty of first dates there. Strangly not many second ones lol Some moist areas but I also introduced various log piles a few years ago. Guess they're working :)
    Oh good pub! Plenty of first dates there. Strangly not many second ones lol Some moist areas but I also introduced various log piles a few years ago. Guess they're working :)
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  7. strongylodon
    Like x 6

    Townsend Nature Reserve, Swanage

    I think they have enjoyed the damp cool seasons, Jenny
    I think they have enjoyed the damp cool seasons, Jenny
    I think they have enjoyed the damp cool seasons, Jenny
    I think they have enjoyed the damp cool seasons, Jenny
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  8. alex-adam

    Honey Bees Required

    So sad you are not on your own good luck.
    So sad you are not on your own good luck.
    So sad you are not on your own good luck.
    So sad you are not on your own good luck.
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  9. kindredspirit

    Bird control.

    Now that is a good idea, Kindredspirit!:thumbsup::snork:
    Now that is a good idea, Kindredspirit!:thumbsup::snork:
    Now that is a good idea, Kindredspirit!:thumbsup::snork:
    Now that is a good idea, Kindredspirit!:thumbsup::snork:
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  10. clueless1

    Mouse or Rat? Good/Bad?

    Yes, if I bought it in 5kg tubs from Amazon it would work out cheaper than 1kg tubs from B&Q on 15% off weekends, but I only use 1kg p.a. so it would be 45 months (a few more if bought @ 20% off)...
    Yes, if I bought it in 5kg tubs from Amazon it would work out cheaper than 1kg tubs from B&Q on 15% off weekends, but I only use 1kg p.a. so it would be 45 months (a few more if bought @ 20% off) before I'd be into profit and I'd have to keep that big tub dry and in a metal bin all that time,...
    Yes, if I bought it in 5kg tubs from Amazon it would work out cheaper than 1kg tubs from B&Q on 15% off weekends, but I only use 1kg p.a. so it would be 45 months (a few more if bought @ 20% off) before I'd be into profit and I'd have to keep...
    Yes, if I bought it in 5kg tubs from Amazon it would work out cheaper than 1kg tubs from B&Q on 15% off weekends, but I only use 1kg p.a. so it would be 45 months (a few more if bought @ 20% off)...
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  11. dramatictessa

    Buzzing in my compost!

    If the compost heap is in a really bad place (for you) try to find a local beekeepers group, there's plenty if you do a search in Google for your area.
    If the compost heap is in a really bad place (for you) try to find a local beekeepers group, there's plenty if you do a search in Google for your area.
    If the compost heap is in a really bad place (for you) try to find a local beekeepers group, there's plenty if you do a search in Google for your area.
    If the compost heap is in a really bad place (for you) try to find a local beekeepers group, there's plenty if you do a search in Google for your area.
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  12. strongylodon
    Like x 7

    Morden Bog, Wareham Forest.

    I think that would depend on the soil, it lives in very poor soil so it may be too rich.
    I think that would depend on the soil, it lives in very poor soil so it may be too rich.
    I think that would depend on the soil, it lives in very poor soil so it may be too rich.
    I think that would depend on the soil, it lives in very poor soil so it may be too rich.
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  13. Phil A
    Like x 5

    Ants

    awww are you sweet on whoever that someone is Zigs:wub2:
    awww are you sweet on whoever that someone is Zigs:wub2:
    awww are you sweet on whoever that someone is Zigs:wub2:
    awww are you sweet on whoever that someone is Zigs:wub2:
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  14. Lorea

    Calling Spruce - strange bee behaviour

    Oh yes! - the old squarish type / I was mainly taken by the colour.
    Oh yes! - the old squarish type / I was mainly taken by the colour.
    Oh yes! - the old squarish type / I was mainly taken by the colour.
    Oh yes! - the old squarish type / I was mainly taken by the colour.
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  15. Sheal
    Like x 6

    Garden wildlife?!

    Grrrrrrrr....:heehee:
    Grrrrrrrr....:heehee:
    Grrrrrrrr....:heehee:
    Grrrrrrrr....:heehee:
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  16. nFrost

    Pangbourne sprays to kill oak processionary caterpillar 'dangerous'

    More info on bacillus thuringiensis: Looks like it's adjuvants/wetting agents are the problem again.
    More info on bacillus thuringiensis: Looks like it's adjuvants/wetting agents are the problem again.
    More info on bacillus thuringiensis: Looks like it's adjuvants/wetting agents are the problem again.
    More info on bacillus thuringiensis: Looks like it's adjuvants/wetting agents are the problem again.
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  17. David G
    Agree x 3

    Helping Bees

    I am also planting bee friendly plants to try and give them a helping hand. I used to use sprays for green/black fly etc, but have stopped if natural predators don't get them I squash them myself....
    I am also planting bee friendly plants to try and give them a helping hand. I used to use sprays for green/black fly etc, but have stopped if natural predators don't get them I squash them myself.Rusty
    I am also planting bee friendly plants to try and give them a helping hand. I used to use sprays for green/black fly etc, but have stopped if natural predators don't get them I squash them myself.Rusty
    I am also planting bee friendly plants to try and give them a helping hand. I used to use sprays for green/black fly etc, but have stopped if natural predators don't get them I squash them myself....
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  18. David G

    Helping Bees

    Hi All Just thought I would mention there is a shortage of bees this year again a lot of hives did not make it through the winter. We can all help by not spraying insecticide when plants are in...
    Hi All Just thought I would mention there is a shortage of bees this year again a lot of hives did not make it through the winter. We can all help by not spraying insecticide when plants are in blossom as this is often when the bees will be affected.I keep bees and have 2 honey bee hives and...
    Hi All Just thought I would mention there is a shortage of bees this year again a lot of hives did not make it through the winter. We can all help by not spraying insecticide when plants are in blossom as this is often when the bees will be...
    Hi All Just thought I would mention there is a shortage of bees this year again a lot of hives did not make it through the winter. We can all help by not spraying insecticide when plants are in...
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  19. pamsdish
    Like x 4

    For Woo

    Sorry for nebby nosing, woo, but I couldn't resist a peek ... Pam, that is just so cute!!! :wub2:
    Sorry for nebby nosing, woo, but I couldn't resist a peek ... Pam, that is just so cute!!! :wub2:
    Sorry for nebby nosing, woo, but I couldn't resist a peek ... Pam, that is just so cute!!! :wub2:
    Sorry for nebby nosing, woo, but I couldn't resist a peek ... Pam, that is just so cute!!! :wub2:
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    2
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  20. Trunky
    Like x 11

    Didn't expect to find this......

    A Owl !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    A Owl !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    A Owl !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    A Owl !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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