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Springwatch with Hellsbells
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Jon Dough
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Teepee valley in wales,hippy community used to grow lots of weed outdoors,still people grow it outdoors in wales,strain dependent,early flowering semi-auto strains.
BigPete
Striker
Tuono
Winger
Propagate indoors and then plant out when it warms up a bit. Keep your eyes out for slugs and weevil, they love a little toke.
Jon Dough
Striker
You might be surprised,not Cali quality but…….
rudd
Striker
There was a biggie, I won’t lie. Dead, thankfully.How did the clean out go?
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Keep them in pots, no need to wild grow it.
Swindon On Tour
Striker
Always good to clean them out in the Winter in readinesses for Spring.
They will always come back and build a new nest.
Watching a female blackbird today in and out of an ivy bush building a nest.
Good luck
Tuono
Winger
We get visitors, had comments before by paramedics. Now it's all alfresco and it adds a lovely aroma to a bbq in the summer.
Borgsten
Full Back
What a good thing to do, never thought of helping nature out like that. Will do that from now on.Pair of blue tits come into my garden to collect the bales of my dog’s hair we leave out after brushing her.
Can confirm they’re going to have some very warm chicks
Nightmare
black cat in france
Striker
Spring has sprung today is Spring equinox, lovely day for it, ha'way the summer.
Tuono
Winger
Had loads of frog spawn again in the pond this spring and as usual I had to put some in a big container otherwise the newts eat all the tadpoles as they emerge. This morning I went to clear some crap away down the bottom of the garden and found this,
Loads of tadpoles in a little 6 inch dish! I've transferred them into a bigger container so they should all survive.
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Loads of tadpoles in a little 6 inch dish! I've transferred them into a bigger container so they should all survive.
Old Prestonian
Striker
A couple of male blackbirds doing a bit of sparring this morning, I may have also glimpsed a thrush and I saw the really tame sparrow that gets within a few feet of the kitchen window for the first time this year.
herra soul mob
Striker
saw a hare on Thursday country lane west of Morpeth , hadn't seen one since was on Islay fair few years back
Pantomime Mackem
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Red kites doing their courting dances in the air
Mam and dad wood pigeon trying to get last years young chick to fly off somewhere else and get their own terrority
DaveH
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Just drove to the north east from Kent and loads of them above the roads. A few buzzards, but Red Kites won the bird of prey count. There was one I was not sure of, low over the road, may have been a marsh harrier and was near a wetland area. I had to stop watching it, nearly rear ended the car in front!
Got my camera in my tit box. It packed in last year but fixed it and will hopefully last out this year.
