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birdbox camera nest box
hi i bought a bird nest box and would like to know if it would be possible to connect to a pc for recording purpose .. thanks for your advice
hi i bought a bird nest box and would like to know if it would be possible to connect to a pc for recording purpose .. thanks for your advice
hi i bought a bird nest box and would like to know if it would be possible to connect to a pc for recording purpose .. thanks for your advice
hi i bought a bird nest box and would like to know if it would be possible to connect to a pc for recording purpose .. thanks for your advice
Gizmo
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May 5, 2021
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Gizmo
May 5, 2021
Blackbirds and cats
Also prickly hedging type plants like Berberis and Pyracantha, somewhere the birds can hide and the cats will be deterred from.
Also prickly hedging type plants like Berberis and Pyracantha, somewhere the birds can hide and the cats will be deterred from.
Also prickly hedging type plants like Berberis and Pyracantha, somewhere the birds can hide and the cats will be deterred from.
Also prickly hedging type plants like Berberis and Pyracantha, somewhere the birds can hide and the cats will be deterred from.
Amy Willshire
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Apr 25, 2021
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Sienna's Blossom
Apr 25, 2021
Bees or Wasps
I can only give my experience with mason bees.... we have them in various mortar gaps in our house walls. They are fairly docile, as you have researched. We have some in the doorway - we only have...
I can only give my experience with mason bees.... we have them in various mortar gaps in our house walls. They are fairly docile, as you have researched. We have some in the doorway - we only have one key-opened external door - and have co-existed without any problems. I have also observed them...
I can only give my experience with mason bees.... we have them in various mortar gaps in our house walls. They are fairly docile, as you have researched. We have some in the doorway - we only have one key-opened external door - and have...
I can only give my experience with mason bees.... we have them in various mortar gaps in our house walls. They are fairly docile, as you have researched. We have some in the doorway - we only have...
DevonPhil
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Apr 20, 2021
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Sian in Belgium
Apr 20, 2021
Mason Bee/solitary bee nesting kit
This sounds good! The bees I have used to go into holes in the brickwork on the side of my house, so thought the tubes would be similar. I can’t wait to see if I get any cocoons!
This sounds good! The bees I have used to go into holes in the brickwork on the side of my house, so thought the tubes would be similar. I can’t wait to see if I get any cocoons!
This sounds good! The bees I have used to go into holes in the brickwork on the side of my house, so thought the tubes would be similar. I can’t wait to see if I get any cocoons!
This sounds good! The bees I have used to go into holes in the brickwork on the side of my house, so thought the tubes would be similar. I can’t wait to see if I get any cocoons!
Sheryll
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Mar 26, 2021
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Sheryll
Mar 27, 2021
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2020 Butterfly and Moth Images
Please could somebody lock this old thread from last year and make the new 2021 one a sticky? 2021 Butterfly and Moth Images
Please could somebody lock this old thread from last year and make the new 2021 one a sticky? 2021 Butterfly and Moth Images
Please could somebody lock this old thread from last year and make the new 2021 one a sticky? 2021 Butterfly and Moth Images
Please could somebody lock this old thread from last year and make the new 2021 one a sticky? 2021 Butterfly and Moth Images
strongylodon
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Feb 8, 2020
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Scrungee
Mar 16, 2021
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Caught in the act.
We"ve only got the native red squirrels here, and they're very discreet. You'd never know if it wasn't for the baby oak, chestnut and walnut trees springing up in the borders, and a suspicious 30%...
We"ve only got the native red squirrels here, and they're very discreet. You'd never know if it wasn't for the baby oak, chestnut and walnut trees springing up in the borders, and a suspicious 30% show rate of crocus and tulips
We"ve only got the native red squirrels here, and they're very discreet. You'd never know if it wasn't for the baby oak, chestnut and walnut trees springing up in the borders, and a suspicious 30% show rate of crocus and tulips
We"ve only got the native red squirrels here, and they're very discreet. You'd never know if it wasn't for the baby oak, chestnut and walnut trees springing up in the borders, and a suspicious 30%...
Palustris
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Mar 14, 2021
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noisette47
Mar 14, 2021
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A few other projects about the place
Some good ideas there Jordhandeson and well made.
I wish I had the ability to make things like that. I have a couple of nest boxes that my brother made for me, but they have smaller holes so only...
Some good ideas there Jordhandeson and well made.
I wish I had the ability to make things like that. I have a couple of nest boxes that my brother made for me, but they have smaller holes so only the tits can enter. Sparrows are not welcome here, even though they nest under the tiles on my...
Some good ideas there Jordhandeson and well made.
I wish I had the ability to make things like that. I have a couple of nest boxes that my brother made for me, but they have smaller holes so only the tits can enter. Sparrows are not welcome...
Some good ideas there Jordhandeson and well made.
I wish I had the ability to make things like that. I have a couple of nest boxes that my brother made for me, but they have smaller holes so only...
Jordhandeson
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Mar 12, 2021
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Sheal
Mar 12, 2021
Spider or Tick
Warmed it up this morning and it started to move so took it out and put it back on the yucca plant.I'm pretty sure it is a spider now.
Warmed it up this morning and it started to move so took it out and put it back on the yucca plant.I'm pretty sure it is a spider now.
Warmed it up this morning and it started to move so took it out and put it back on the yucca plant.I'm pretty sure it is a spider now.
Warmed it up this morning and it started to move so took it out and put it back on the yucca plant.I'm pretty sure it is a spider now.
pete
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Mar 2, 2021
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pete
Mar 3, 2021
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Hedgehog with a tail
It looks like it's about to self annoint perhaps, something hogs do quite a lot.The purpose of a hedgehog tail is subject to a certain amount of debate. It's more of a residual tail rather than...
It looks like it's about to self annoint perhaps, something hogs do quite a lot.The purpose of a hedgehog tail is subject to a certain amount of debate. It's more of a residual tail rather than a practical tail and doesn't seem to be of much benefit to the hedgehog. I've never thought of them...
It looks like it's about to self annoint perhaps, something hogs do quite a lot.The purpose of a hedgehog tail is subject to a certain amount of debate. It's more of a residual tail rather than a practical tail and doesn't seem to be of much...
It looks like it's about to self annoint perhaps, something hogs do quite a lot.The purpose of a hedgehog tail is subject to a certain amount of debate. It's more of a residual tail rather than...
Janet mahay
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Jan 20, 2021
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luciusmaximus
Feb 25, 2021
Feeding peanuts in sub-zero temperatures
Who told you my middle name?
Who told you my middle name?
Who told you my middle name?
Who told you my middle name?
Sian in Belgium
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Feb 8, 2021
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shiney
Feb 9, 2021
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WHAT'S BUZZING OR FLYING NEAR YOU 2020
New thread below.....What's buzzing or flying near you 2021? | Gardeners Corner - The Friendly Gardening Forum
New thread below.....What's buzzing or flying near you 2021? | Gardeners Corner - The Friendly Gardening Forum
New thread below.....What's buzzing or flying near you 2021? | Gardeners Corner - The Friendly Gardening Forum
New thread below.....What's buzzing or flying near you 2021? | Gardeners Corner - The Friendly Gardening Forum
strongylodon
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Jan 5, 2020
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Sheal
Jan 15, 2021
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Sparrows waiting for breakfast
I remember the rien de rien one more.Not the most colourful or varied in song but I'm glad they're thriving and probably the same as yourself I get the pleasure of hearing it in the morning and...
I remember the rien de rien one more.Not the most colourful or varied in song but I'm glad they're thriving and probably the same as yourself I get the pleasure of hearing it in the morning and at night when they're settling down.
I remember the rien de rien one more.Not the most colourful or varied in song but I'm glad they're thriving and probably the same as yourself I get the pleasure of hearing it in the morning and at night when they're settling down.
I remember the rien de rien one more.Not the most colourful or varied in song but I'm glad they're thriving and probably the same as yourself I get the pleasure of hearing it in the morning and...
mazambo
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Jan 9, 2021
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mazambo
Jan 14, 2021
Can birds safely eat a sheep food mix?
I would keep an eye on the rats.
I would keep an eye on the rats.
I would keep an eye on the rats.
I would keep an eye on the rats.
TheMadHedger
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Dec 31, 2020
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Cuttings
Jan 14, 2021
ID needed please
I don't have either here (that I know of) so I wonder what they ate in the orange orchards?
I don't have either here (that I know of) so I wonder what they ate in the orange orchards?
I don't have either here (that I know of) so I wonder what they ate in the orange orchards?
I don't have either here (that I know of) so I wonder what they ate in the orange orchards?
Appleblossom31
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Dec 28, 2020
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Victoria
Jan 2, 2021
White tailed eagle.
Having a great interest in natural history. I am so pleased that after such a long time, many of our wildlife are becoming established again. Birds of prey, otters, beavers and also many of the...
Having a great interest in natural history. I am so pleased that after such a long time, many of our wildlife are becoming established again. Birds of prey, otters, beavers and also many of the smaller mammals. I believe that in some parts, wild boar have been captive bred and are now being...
Having a great interest in natural history. I am so pleased that after such a long time, many of our wildlife are becoming established again. Birds of prey, otters, beavers and also many of the smaller mammals. I believe that in some parts,...
Having a great interest in natural history. I am so pleased that after such a long time, many of our wildlife are becoming established again. Birds of prey, otters, beavers and also many of the...
Mike Allen
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Dec 30, 2020
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Mike Allen
Dec 30, 2020
starlings
thanks for your reply we like to give the birds that come into our garden a choice of food including meal worms the starlings are only going for the meal worms and can empty the feeder in 1 day...
thanks for your reply we like to give the birds that come into our garden a choice of food including meal worms the starlings are only going for the meal worms and can empty the feeder in 1 day which is unfair to other birds that like a feast
thanks for your reply we like to give the birds that come into our garden a choice of food including meal worms the starlings are only going for the meal worms and can empty the feeder in 1 day which is unfair to other birds that like a feast
thanks for your reply we like to give the birds that come into our garden a choice of food including meal worms the starlings are only going for the meal worms and can empty the feeder in 1 day...
Gizmo
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Oct 12, 2020
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Gizmo
Oct 20, 2020
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My Common Lizard Friend
This maybe of interest, these were taken last thursday, a common lizard adult and young, although this is a greenish common lizard which can be confused wtith the rarer, very green, Sand lizard.
This maybe of interest, these were taken last thursday, a common lizard adult and young, although this is a greenish common lizard which can be confused wtith the rarer, very green, Sand lizard.
This maybe of interest, these were taken last thursday, a common lizard adult and young, although this is a greenish common lizard which can be confused wtith the rarer, very green, Sand lizard.
This maybe of interest, these were taken last thursday, a common lizard adult and young, although this is a greenish common lizard which can be confused wtith the rarer, very green, Sand lizard.
Lizzie Rose
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Sep 13, 2020
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strongylodon
Sep 14, 2020
Long, black with a tail
Yes, someone may be missing it and it may have found its way home.
Yes, someone may be missing it and it may have found its way home.
Yes, someone may be missing it and it may have found its way home.
Yes, someone may be missing it and it may have found its way home.
hans
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Sep 10, 2020
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hans
Sep 12, 2020
Calci worms
Never heard of them. But I'm sure you can get tablets for them.
Never heard of them. But I'm sure you can get tablets for them.
Never heard of them. But I'm sure you can get tablets for them.
Never heard of them. But I'm sure you can get tablets for them.
mazambo
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Sep 7, 2020
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pete
Sep 7, 2020
Affordable (squirrel and big bird proof) bird feeders... Any recommendations?
Another I can recommend is the clingers only feeder, it's great for the likes of goldfinches, sparrows and the tit family but is only squirrel proof if hung where squirrels can't reach it.
Another I can recommend is the clingers only feeder, it's great for the likes of goldfinches, sparrows and the tit family but is only squirrel proof if hung where squirrels can't reach it.
Another I can recommend is the clingers only feeder, it's great for the likes of goldfinches, sparrows and the tit family but is only squirrel proof if hung where squirrels can't reach it.
Another I can recommend is the clingers only feeder, it's great for the likes of goldfinches, sparrows and the tit family but is only squirrel proof if hung where squirrels can't reach it.
Engelbert
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Sep 4, 2020
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mazambo
Sep 7, 2020
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