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John T Goy
 Post subject: Re: My Garden
PostPosted: Tue Jun 16, 2015 1:08 am 
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Good News!

June 2nd:

While waiting for the ISS to come over (between June 1st and 11th seen the ISS come over fourteen times with lots of poor pics and videos but I'm not bothered cos I got more excitement watching/filming/photographing it than most things I do, sad maybe but each to their own :lol: ) I felt something brush past my feet, so looked down and it was an hedgehog :D it was 01:30. That's the first I've seen since the other died. A few days later spotted poo in back garden but not seen it since.

Here's hoping.

John :)

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Wow! Have not been on here lately :shock: in fact I haven't been on anywhere or out either for quite a while!

No hedgehogs this year 2015.

Sept 5th:

Frog on grass at back, took pics. Also seen this year the Toad usually near the water butt.


Nov 20th:

spotted a Wood Mouse on what I call the triangle part of garden in back, it seemed to be enjoying the bits of nuts which had dropped out the feeders and keeping an ear/eye for the moggy, daresay it didn't for long.

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Aug 7th 2016:

End of back garden a Frog jumped over my foot, and although it could be the same one I'm told there is one next door. Not seen "mine" for months, it looked well!

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Oct 17th: Frog next to back door it looked well!
Oct 13th: Spotted cat stalking summat, it was a Wood Mouse close to back window, it wasn't caught.

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Oct 27th:

Wood Mouse in front garden snacking on dried mealworms and avin a drink :)

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Sept 20th 2017: Frog hiding in the 'Johnson's Blue' Geranium and in the other clump the Toad, both not best pleased at me cutting the plant back for winter, there are plenty of other places for them to hide.

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