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  1. nFrost
    Like x 7

    Funghi Seen Whilst Out Walking

    Massive Birch Polypores ():
    Massive Birch Polypores ():
    Massive Birch Polypores ():
    Massive Birch Polypores ():
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  2. joolz68

    Night vision binoculars for wildlife

    visit fleabay and search "ex mod night vision goggles"
    visit fleabay and search "ex mod night vision goggles"
    visit fleabay and search "ex mod night vision goggles"
    visit fleabay and search "ex mod night vision goggles"
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  3. Sheal
    Informative x 3

    Red squirrels

    I've provided the link below for you :)
    I've provided the link below for you :)
    I've provided the link below for you :)
    I've provided the link below for you :)
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  4. nFrost
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    Spotted a Grass Snake!

    Our Great Pyrenees kills snakes. It is enlightening to watch her stalk one, dive in, snatch it and shake it to death. A few weeks ago, she cornered up a copperhead, (venomous) in some logs and was...
    Our Great Pyrenees kills snakes. It is enlightening to watch her stalk one, dive in, snatch it and shake it to death. A few weeks ago, she cornered up a copperhead, (venomous) in some logs and was barking up a storm. We took the flashlight to see what the ruckus was about and one of our dumb...
    Our Great Pyrenees kills snakes. It is enlightening to watch her stalk one, dive in, snatch it and shake it to death. A few weeks ago, she cornered up a copperhead, (venomous) in some logs and was barking up a storm. We took the flashlight to see...
    Our Great Pyrenees kills snakes. It is enlightening to watch her stalk one, dive in, snatch it and shake it to death. A few weeks ago, she cornered up a copperhead, (venomous) in some logs and was...
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  5. Scudo
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  6. Kandy
    Like x 7

    Photo Of A Hedgehog At Long Last...

    I didn't know what hedgehog poo looked like so I'll keep my eye open for any as I'd be chuffed to get some hedgie visitors. :snorky:
    I didn't know what hedgehog poo looked like so I'll keep my eye open for any as I'd be chuffed to get some hedgie visitors. :snorky:
    I didn't know what hedgehog poo looked like so I'll keep my eye open for any as I'd be chuffed to get some hedgie visitors. :snorky:
    I didn't know what hedgehog poo looked like so I'll keep my eye open for any as I'd be chuffed to get some hedgie visitors. :snorky:
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  7. Kandy
    Agree x 4

    Thornback Ray...

    I agree :sad:That's beach fishing tackle, not commercial. Looks like the line broke.
    I agree :sad:That's beach fishing tackle, not commercial. Looks like the line broke.
    I agree :sad:That's beach fishing tackle, not commercial. Looks like the line broke.
    I agree :sad:That's beach fishing tackle, not commercial. Looks like the line broke.
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  8. wavebuster

    Advice please

    I have to say you won't get very good bins for less than a few hundred pounds, really. Don't mean to be negative but it is true. For wildlife watching most people use 8x42, 10x42 or 8x32. My...
    I have to say you won't get very good bins for less than a few hundred pounds, really. Don't mean to be negative but it is true. For wildlife watching most people use 8x42, 10x42 or 8x32. My main birding binoculars are Nikon HGL 8x32 with a couple of backup pairs that are 8x42 and 8x36. 10s...
    I have to say you won't get very good bins for less than a few hundred pounds, really. Don't mean to be negative but it is true. For wildlife watching most people use 8x42, 10x42 or 8x32. My main birding binoculars are Nikon HGL 8x32 with a...
    I have to say you won't get very good bins for less than a few hundred pounds, really. Don't mean to be negative but it is true. For wildlife watching most people use 8x42, 10x42 or 8x32. My...
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  9. Janbristol

    Climbing plants for tree stump

    Definitely not Wisteria! It weighs a ton when mature, takes a lot of maintenance through the year to stop it going berserk and the flowers AFAIK aren't particularly valuable for insects. Whatever...
    Definitely not Wisteria! It weighs a ton when mature, takes a lot of maintenance through the year to stop it going berserk and the flowers AFAIK aren't particularly valuable for insects. Whatever you plant, thinking long-term, you will probably have to start over again when the stump rots and...
    Definitely not Wisteria! It weighs a ton when mature, takes a lot of maintenance through the year to stop it going berserk and the flowers AFAIK aren't particularly valuable for insects. Whatever you plant, thinking long-term, you will probably...
    Definitely not Wisteria! It weighs a ton when mature, takes a lot of maintenance through the year to stop it going berserk and the flowers AFAIK aren't particularly valuable for insects. Whatever...
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  10. Annemieke

    What kind of mackerel?

    There was probably something "fishy" about it, Anthony,...........sorry:dunno:, it was too tempting!!:heehee:
    There was probably something "fishy" about it, Anthony,...........sorry:dunno:, it was too tempting!!:heehee:
    There was probably something "fishy" about it, Anthony,...........sorry:dunno:, it was too tempting!!:heehee:
    There was probably something "fishy" about it, Anthony,...........sorry:dunno:, it was too tempting!!:heehee:
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  11. wavebuster

    Swallowing off!

    Centuries ago it was widely believed that swallows hibernated over winter at the bottom of local ponds, as illustrated in this woodcut showing fishermen retrieving them:
    Centuries ago it was widely believed that swallows hibernated over winter at the bottom of local ponds, as illustrated in this woodcut showing fishermen retrieving them:
    Centuries ago it was widely believed that swallows hibernated over winter at the bottom of local ponds, as illustrated in this woodcut showing fishermen retrieving them:
    Centuries ago it was widely believed that swallows hibernated over winter at the bottom of local ponds, as illustrated in this woodcut showing fishermen retrieving them:
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  12. strongylodon
    Like x 9

    Northern Cyprus Wildlife

    It was strange @Beckie76 that I only saw it on the first day although I saw the Ibis every day several times
    It was strange @Beckie76 that I only saw it on the first day although I saw the Ibis every day several times
    It was strange @Beckie76 that I only saw it on the first day although I saw the Ibis every day several times
    It was strange @Beckie76 that I only saw it on the first day although I saw the Ibis every day several times
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  13. Poppy33

    Hedgehog tick removal

    I carry those in my coat pocket silu, often get the odd hitch hiker after hill walking in the heather, I can't remember if you turn clockwise or anti clockwise, they only come out one way.
    I carry those in my coat pocket silu, often get the odd hitch hiker after hill walking in the heather, I can't remember if you turn clockwise or anti clockwise, they only come out one way.
    I carry those in my coat pocket silu, often get the odd hitch hiker after hill walking in the heather, I can't remember if you turn clockwise or anti clockwise, they only come out one way.
    I carry those in my coat pocket silu, often get the odd hitch hiker after hill walking in the heather, I can't remember if you turn clockwise or anti clockwise, they only come out one way.
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  14. Kandy
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    Fox Cub

    I've been to the Isle of Wight but for work, we done show trailors for Cowes week, so it was over and back in a day :sad:
    I've been to the Isle of Wight but for work, we done show trailors for Cowes week, so it was over and back in a day :sad:
    I've been to the Isle of Wight but for work, we done show trailors for Cowes week, so it was over and back in a day :sad:
    I've been to the Isle of Wight but for work, we done show trailors for Cowes week, so it was over and back in a day :sad:
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  15. "M"
    Like x 6

    The Buzzies love my Cupcakes

    Thank you @Sheal yes, they are Cosmos :thumbsup:
    Thank you @Sheal yes, they are Cosmos :thumbsup:
    Thank you @Sheal yes, they are Cosmos :thumbsup:
    Thank you @Sheal yes, they are Cosmos :thumbsup:
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  16. music

    Bees.

    Could well be the cold weather, but bumble bees only live for a couple of months. Our six and a half year old grand-daughter found one semi-comatose on the the lawn today and decided to make a...
    Could well be the cold weather, but bumble bees only live for a couple of months. Our six and a half year old grand-daughter found one semi-comatose on the the lawn today and decided to make a home for bees. Nice to see a youngster so concerned.
    Could well be the cold weather, but bumble bees only live for a couple of months. Our six and a half year old grand-daughter found one semi-comatose on the the lawn today and decided to make a home for bees. Nice to see a youngster so concerned.
    Could well be the cold weather, but bumble bees only live for a couple of months. Our six and a half year old grand-daughter found one semi-comatose on the the lawn today and decided to make a...
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  17. Rustler
    Like x 3

    Wrens

    We've got at least 2 nests with chicks atm that I know of. Never fails to amaze me the loud alarm call the adults can make, coming from such a wee body! Fingers crossed our 2 cats only set off...
    We've got at least 2 nests with chicks atm that I know of. Never fails to amaze me the loud alarm call the adults can make, coming from such a wee body! Fingers crossed our 2 cats only set off alarms and don't cause any permanent damage.
    We've got at least 2 nests with chicks atm that I know of. Never fails to amaze me the loud alarm call the adults can make, coming from such a wee body! Fingers crossed our 2 cats only set off alarms and don't cause any permanent damage.
    We've got at least 2 nests with chicks atm that I know of. Never fails to amaze me the loud alarm call the adults can make, coming from such a wee body! Fingers crossed our 2 cats only set off...
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  18. clueless1

    Bees or wasps or something else?

    I would put this as close to the bench as you can, a ready made nest for them, hopefully they will use it.
    I would put this as close to the bench as you can, a ready made nest for them, hopefully they will use it.
    I would put this as close to the bench as you can, a ready made nest for them, hopefully they will use it.
    I would put this as close to the bench as you can, a ready made nest for them, hopefully they will use it.
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  19. ricky101

    Froglets

    I know tadpoles eat each other so I expect they'll reach a balance :yikes:
    I know tadpoles eat each other so I expect they'll reach a balance :yikes:
    I know tadpoles eat each other so I expect they'll reach a balance :yikes:
    I know tadpoles eat each other so I expect they'll reach a balance :yikes:
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  20. "M"
    Like x 8

    Bird Boxes: 2016

    I know that feeling!
    I know that feeling!
    I know that feeling!
    I know that feeling!
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