Monthly Archives: November 2011

Hibernation troubles……..

The continuing mild November weather is making things rather difficult for hibernating insects.  We have found a  couple of butterflies in the house lately after doors to the garden have been left open, and large numbers of lacewings and ladybirds … Continue reading

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Never make assumptions……..

The last few days have been foggy, misty or both.  The last really sunny, bright day we experienced here – at the end of last week – was glorious, and on opening the door at the back of my house I … Continue reading

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Unexpected visitors……

One of the joys of creating a wildlife garden is the feeling that you are contributing to the well-being of your local wildlife, either by providing suitable habitat for shelter or breeding, or because  birds, mammals and other wildlife can … Continue reading

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Autumn leaves and wood pigeons……

We have had some wonderful weather here, with blue skies, buttery yellow leaves on hazel and dark red on dogwood.  Its a shame the leaves don’t last a bit longer – or the good weather for that matter!  It’s cold, … Continue reading

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