Amy Rose The Hedgehog
iPF Noob
Richard Brown said:We don't have any domestic pets, however we do enjoy quite a variety of wildlife in and around our urban garden.
I am sharing some wildlife photos with you. Perhaps others can post wildlife images which they have taken on this thread. I don't think the topic warrants a separate thread.
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Firstly, a line of trees has been pollarded in neighbouring gardens. In one garden, a large bird feeder has been fixed on top of a large reduced tree stump.
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Talking about birds, these magpies love to peck holes out of our lawns. A year or two ago, I witnessed a Jay fighting off 3 magpies in our back garden. The Jay was encircled, and did very well in standing his ground.
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This guy has been a real nuisance digging holes and leaving wet smelly parcels about the place. My fences, wires etc are working in keeping foxes out. Note the trampoline edge. This trampoline was erected a year ago, and had been hardly used by the family. Hold on wait a mo.....
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My wife called me to see 3 fox cubs playing here. It was great to watch. As soon as I pushed the window open to snap them, they were watching. I was very quiet about my business, but not stealthy enough, Hayles
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I got this quick photo of a butterfly. As soon as I moved to take a better shot, it was off
So, there you go. Things from a different perspective. Our visitors, rather than pets.
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You are so lucky to have foxes