Jun 2023
8:04pm, 25 Jun 2023
105,336 posts
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Hanneke
We just found a dead mole Should we leave it for stuff to eat? No obvious injuries or anything. Definitely dead.
Stuff it in a mole tunnel! The smell of decomposing mate puts other moles of for a couple of months!
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Jun 2023
8:18pm, 25 Jun 2023
4,468 posts
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Curly45
I like moles. Sorry I know that's anti gardening. Anyway they were getting a lot of flies so we popped in a bag and into the outside bin. Hopefully we get a new one soon 😂
First raspberry harvest tonight. Not doing too badly.
Pigeons have ravaged my red and black currants though. Not even ripe. Idiots.
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Jun 2023
8:38pm, 25 Jun 2023
11,268 posts
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Fragile Do Not Bend
A mole hill has appeared on the edge of one of my veg beds. I’m currently testing the theory that sticking a wind spinner in it will put off the mole.
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Jun 2023
8:43pm, 25 Jun 2023
8,044 posts
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Fizz :-)
The moles were ok in our garden until they trespassed into WW’s lawn . . .
The molehill soil was excellent though
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Jun 2023
9:27pm, 25 Jun 2023
105,339 posts
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Hanneke
I love moles! As long as they stay out of my veg beds, where they cause destruction. Double bagging and in the grey bin.
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Jun 2023
11:05pm, 25 Jun 2023
3,948 posts
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jacdaw
Shallow burial; gotta feed those sexton beetles.
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Jun 2023
10:04pm, 27 Jun 2023
22,239 posts
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Columba
Seems to be a good year for lepidoptera.
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Jun 2023
10:11pm, 27 Jun 2023
3,951 posts
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jacdaw
Pretty poor up here.
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Jun 2023
7:22am, 28 Jun 2023
11,272 posts
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Fragile Do Not Bend
I’ve barely seen any butterflies in my garden this year. My gone to seed PSB have been uncovered for about a month as I haven’t got around to pulling them up and no caterpillar damage to be seen.
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Jun 2023
7:51am, 28 Jun 2023
6,842 posts
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ThorntonRunner
Also barely seen any butterflies this year (Leics)
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