Hedgehogs For A Change

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by Andy-K2, Mar 23, 2020.

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  1. TEZ 217

    TEZ 217 Crème de la Crème

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    Class Marra class, covered my laptop in coffee now, :D:D

    Apologies guys re your wildlife thread which I think is brilliant by the way, but the Forum's real wildlife @dilligaf joined in . :cool::cool:
     
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  2. Andy-K2

    Andy-K2 Knowledge is power for which I have neither!

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    Thanks Johnjo, shows I know diddlysquat about birds, still very happy she’s there.
     
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  3. Streetgirl675

    Streetgirl675 ...otherwise known as Streetgirl765

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    That is amazing! Fantastic pictures
     
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  4. Streetgirl675

    Streetgirl675 ...otherwise known as Streetgirl765

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    And it was all going so well!
     
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  5. Andy-K2

    Andy-K2 Knowledge is power for which I have neither!

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    mentioned this to the wife this morning and she said “yes I know, I told you when she started to build the nest” lads I forgot my wife knows it all
     
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  6. Sir Trev

    Sir Trev Senior Member

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    I too get badgers and foxes here at Trev Towers. The badgers are a pain in the grass as they certainly do rip the lawn to pieces if there is a lot of leatherjackets (larvae stage of the daddy long legs) or cockchafer grubs about. Couple of years ago my lawn looked like the Somme after a heavy bombardment!
     
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