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Hedgehog Self-Anointing | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. September 28, 2016. Initially we had no idea what was going on, but thanks to Little Silver Hedgehog ( https:/ littlesilverhedgehog.wordpress.com/. We now know that Fred was probably self-anointing. A bit of googling revealed that this slightly odd behaviour is common in hedgehogs. If they find a smell that they find particularly interesting (not necessarily a pleasant one! Without the trail cam we would never have known ...

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November | 2016 | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. A Cold and Frosty Morning. November 30, 2016. I always love the first good frosts of the year. They transform the garden into something magical, giving everything a crystalline coating that sparkles in the sunshine. Last year we hardly had any decent frosts, but this week November’s wintery breath has dressed our garden in delicate white lace. Winter is coming! The grass was lovely and crunchy under foot; it seemed a sham...

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Proud Hedgehog Foster Parents! | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. Proud Hedgehog Foster Parents! January 10, 2017. We’ve become parents! Albeit to a hedgehog and only temporarily at that. But I couldn’t be more proud of our new addition to the family. So here he is – Meadow the Hedgehog. Which makes them vulnerable to predators. Hopefully if we get a cold spell Meadow will go into hibernation. Viv has told us what to look out for so we don’t panic if he stops moving! Fill in your detail...

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December | 2016 | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. Big Lazy Review of the Year. December 31, 2016. The year began with one of the many “citizen science” projects we try to participate in – the Big Garden Bird Survey. Throughout the year we also took part in the Big Butterfly Count, the Garden Bioblitz, the Garden Moth Scheme and Moth night as well as submitting assorted records for bees, ladybirds, dragonflies and even a glow worm. One of my resolutions from last year was...

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Beautiful Pea-Green Moths | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. October 30, 2016. There’s a whole group of moths called the Emeralds – a great name for these gorgeous green moths. We’re lucky to get at least three species in the garden. The palest green one is the Light Emerald (a name that does what it says on the tin! The third one is a Common Emerald which didn’t actually put in an appearance in the garden this year (perhaps it’s not that common? The Red-Green Carpet moth below is ...

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October | 2016 | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. October 30, 2016. There’s a whole group of moths called the Emeralds – a great name for these gorgeous green moths. We’re lucky to get at least three species in the garden. The palest green one is the Light Emerald (a name that does what it says on the tin! The third one is a Common Emerald which didn’t actually put in an appearance in the garden this year (perhaps it’s not that common? The Red-Green Carpet moth below is ...

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British Butterflies | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. Not quite sure how this started, but we seem to have accidentally found ourselves on the path of “bagging” all the British resident butterfly species. Photographically of course not literally! So we started going out looking for them and before I knew it, I’d got a spreadsheet and was ticking them off one by one! I thought I’d pull together our best photos of each of the butterflies we’ve seen so far. So i...Enter your em...

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Apple Tree Life Cycle | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. Apple Tree Life Cycle. December 18, 2016. I haven’t managed to blog much lately – the tail end of 2016 seems to have been way to busy (social whirl darhhhlings! So although this post is full of photos, there’s hopefully a bit more variety. A couple of weeks later in mid April and the leaf buds were just about visible and starting to open up. A few windy days at the end of October and most of the leaves had gone by November.

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Pumpkin Feeder | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. November 9, 2016. It may have been over a week ago now, but Halloween is still featuring in our garden in the form of our pumpkin bird feeder. I got the idea from the brilliant Wildlife Gadget Man ( http:/ wildlifegadgetman.com/. Who posted this on Twitter and I shamelessly copied it. Pumpkin Demise but Woodpecker Surprise →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). A Bird in the Box.

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A Cold and Frosty Morning | Too Lazy To Weed

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Too Lazy To Weed. The not so ordinary wildlife of an ordinary (but scruffy) garden. A Cold and Frosty Morning. November 30, 2016. I always love the first good frosts of the year. They transform the garden into something magical, giving everything a crystalline coating that sparkles in the sunshine. Last year we hardly had any decent frosts, but this week November’s wintery breath has dressed our garden in delicate white lace. Winter is coming! The grass was lovely and crunchy under foot; it seemed a sham...