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It’s one of those self-perpetuating behaviours. The more you spend time in the garden improving plantlife, the more animals you see especially on the microscopic level, the greater your interest. Good fun.
It’s one of those self-perpetuating behaviours. The more you spend time in the garden improving plantlife, the more animals you see especially on the microscopic level, the greater your interest. Good fun.
I get that they are talking about the numbers recorded are shrinking, but they are also talking about them never returning.
I wonder if part of it is they’ve underestimated how important part of the rewilding process zoology is.
They should have had vivariums of as many local varieties as reasonable along with every other type of breeding program. I know 10k species etc, but giving a jump start to an area with trees is missing the point that they are one part of the ecology.
You don’t need such regimented rows, don’t let ivy grow on your house (that’s asking for brickwork issues(and bugs in the house)), have a trellise a metre away if you want. The wood pile isn’t obvious enough. Compost bin?
Interesting I’m wondering if you creating a juicy yard of the snackiest grass isn’t redrawing in the dear and a more diverse garden would reduce that? No idea.
Also if you’re not fenced in, it’s the deers yard really and you just get to enjoy it with them 😉