Wildlife in your Garden
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Mutzo Nutzo
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That’s a horror show. Where are you mate? So I know where not to go on my hols
He also up up about 15 metres of close boarded fencing. I had said to Mrs C that I would do it myself but she has blind faith in getting a professional in to do it. I told her that just because someone puts an advert in the local paper that doesn't mean they can do the job. As any man knows; as soon as she said that any job I did wasn't going to be good enough, so I paid up. Now I will be doing all the jobs myself. I will do a better job and it won't cost a small fortune.
witchdoc187
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This one was still running around despite the fact I chopped off a 1/4 of it. Horrible things give nasty bites too. Not too rare to find them in beds too. Valencia region of Spain.
Mutzo Nutzo
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*makes note never to visit Valencia
witchdoc187
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Do you like wolf spiders? They are really common here. They carry their babies on their backs. I accidentally shut the front door on one and hundreds of little ones ran everywhere.
Mutzo Nutzo
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*shudders ...Big girlie me!
I should have taken a pic of the snake skin on my steps when I left the house this morning.
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
Yes we get lots of ladder snakes. There was a viper in the house last year. Where are you?
Another positive for living in Ireland, all our snakes are back in Stormont.
Had a blackcap visiting the garden recently. I've spotted it several times over the last week or so. I've seen them around, but never noticed them in the garden before. (not managed a pic yet)
Just noticed that this thread was started 12 months ago today. Hope you've cut the grass again since then @Eggs lol
Just noticed that this thread was started 12 months ago today. Hope you've cut the grass again since then @Eggs lol
With them being Summer migrants, they are late nesters, so if you`ve got an overgrown area of your garden, there could be a nest in there - they love overgrown nettle patches for nesting in particular.
They`re lovely looking birds and often never get noticed as they spend so much time in quiet out of the way places.
Yes, I'm pretty sure that they're not nesting in the garden, but I'm guessing they are nesting somewhere close by and that my garden is within their 'territory'
Will definitely get some pics when I can
Methuselah
Player Valuation: £35m
Saw her indoors out there yesterday.
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