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morgana the secret garden Thread starter	16 of 40 Wed 24th Jul 2013 9:55am Great photo Kimbo I have one come into my garden for the birds fat shells, one year I captured it swinging from one part of the bird pole to the other and sliding up and down the pole to get to the food, it must of thought it was at the park
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morgana the secret garden Thread starter	17 of 40 Wed 24th Jul 2013 10:02am Swallow Tailed Moth in my kitchen
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Midland Red	18 of 40 Wed 24th Jul 2013 1:11pm Apologies for the poor picture quality - these were spotted in our garden on 15 April (Fat Frank on the left had been around for several weeks, sadly we have not seen them since)
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Midland Red	19 of 40 Wed 24th Jul 2013 1:23pm On 24th Jul 2013 9:55am, morgana said: Great photo Kimbo I have one come into my garden for the birds fat shells, one year I captured it swinging from one part of the bird pole to the other and sliding up and down the pole to get to the food, it must of thought it was at the park Being so close to the woods, our garden is overrun by grey squirrels - I've just found these shots from 2008
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Dreamtime Perth Western Australia	20 of 40 Wed 24th Jul 2013 1:35pm You are lucky then MR. Lovely photos. Must be nice to see the antics they get up to. Thank you for sharing.
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Midland Red	21 of 40 Wed 24th Jul 2013 2:10pm Thanks - yes they can be amusing to watch, but at the end of the day they're really rats with bushy tails We had a devil of a job finding bird-feeders that really are squirrel-proof, despite all the claims, they're not easy to find Now the squirrels only have access to the fat ball feeder and the droppings from the bird feeders, whilst the birds have sole access to their nuts and seed
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scrutiny	22 of 40 Wed 24th Jul 2013 8:06pm Off-topic / chat

morgana the secret garden Thread starter	23 of 40 Fri 26th Jul 2013 12:52pm Specklewood Butterfly Red Admiral Butterfly Comma Butterfly Peacock Butterfly Copper Tip Butterfly
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scrutiny	24 of 40 Sat 27th Jul 2013 12:26pm Off-topic / chat

morgana the secret garden Thread starter	25 of 40 Sat 27th Jul 2013 8:14pm Why thank you scrutiny, yesterday I wasn't quick enough with catching a dragonfly along the pathway side of the Ricoh, now that would to me would have been a great catch. Oh
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Old Lincolnian Coventry	26 of 40 Mon 29th Jul 2013 11:09am When we first moved into our present house we were on a "frog migration route". Every autumn frogs used to travel from a garden pond to a local pool for overwintering via our garden. Unfortunately if we had the back door open many would come into the house, be unable to get out again and either end up in the hallway or in some cases find their way upstairs so we would rescue them and take them to the pool. This happened for about five years and then it stopped, we later found out that the garden pond had been filled in. Funnily enough we never saw them going the other way in spring.
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morgana the secret garden Thread starter	27 of 40 Mon 29th Jul 2013 9:23pm Such a shame the garden pond was filled in. I know the past few years there has been a shortage of frogs in this country like this year a shortage of ladybirds through the wet weather destroying their food.
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scrutiny coventry	28 of 40 Wed 31st Jul 2013 12:44pm Managed to creep up to the french windows to snap this. The woodpecker is normally with its mate. They are very skittish so I had to crawl up to the window. It is pecking the ants out of a nest, does a good job aerating the lawn. You will prob have to zoom in a bit.
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Midland Red	29 of 40 Wed 31st Jul 2013 8:19pm On 29th Jul 2013 11:09am, Old Lincolnian said: When we first moved into our present house we were on a "frog migration route". Every autumn frogs used to travel from a garden pond to a local pool for overwintering via our garden. Unfortunately if we had the back door open many would come into the house, be unable to get out again and either end up in the hallway or in some cases find their way upstairs so we would rescue them and take them to the pool. This happened for about five years and then it stopped, we later found out that the garden pond had been filled in. Funnily enough we never saw them going the other way in spring. You should have left the front door open!
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morgana Thread starter	30 of 40 Thu 1st Aug 2013 3:13pm Off-topic / chat