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Continue reading →: Follow a Stream – 30 Days Wild (Day 17)Streams provide a natural habitat for an abundance of wildlife and nature. From the common everyday species of plants and animals that we know to those that are less well known. Walking a long side a stream is not only a good way to see nature, but also a great…
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Continue reading →: Birds – 30 Days Wild (Day 16)The most common birds that you will see often are those that visit your garden, park or area. There are around 620 species of birds in the UK and these can be categorised as Passerines or Non Passerines. Ill leave you to read up on those rather than get into…
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Continue reading →: Life on a Rose – 30 Days Wild (Day 15)The Rose is a feature of many gardens with it large blooms of flowers with sweet fragrances, green leaves and thorny stems, but look closer and there is an ecosystem of insects that make the rose their home. Many a gardener will know of the damage that certain of these…
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Continue reading →: Frog and Toad Abode – 30 Days Wild (Day 14)As our pond was only build last september and we now have tadpoles that are growing legs and arms, today was a good day weather wise to build a Frog and Toad Abode for when they grow and start to explore and need shelter. There is part of the garden…
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Continue reading →: A Garden Hedge – 30 Days Wild (Day 13)A Garden hedge is a great way of attracting birds into your garden as it provides a source of cover, nesting area and if the hedge is berry producing food. My garden hedge is mainly Pyracantha otherwise known as Firethorn. A bush that does live up to its name! I…
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