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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Happy Toads………
It will soon be six years since I moved to Shropshire and five since the ‘Big Pond’ was created in the new part of the garden. Back in Oxfordshire our wildlife pond was mostly home to a huge population of … Continue reading
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Back home to The Crib…..
The first bumblebees of spring are always a delight. These queens have spent the harsh winter months under the ground, usually in a small chamber which they excavate in the autumn, and they are awoken by a rise in temperature. … Continue reading
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Iconic Spring Flowers…….
Although March can be a cold, windy month it can also dazzle us with spring light, birdsong and warmth – a real hint of things to come. Plus of course we have the excitement of spring flowers bursting forth, and … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Wildlife, Gardening, Primroses, Wildflowers, Wildlife Gardening
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