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We have recently launched a limited free service where we answer selected questions from our readers. Whilst there are no guarantees, if the question will be of general (wide) interest to our readers we do our best!
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Below are 9 recent questions from the 'Ask Our Expert' section:
Urban foxes are inquisitive but by nature there is nothing to distinguish their genetic make up to rural foxes and they are generally timid...
From your description, the holes appear to be very indicative that they have been made by a badger. A badger’s home is called a ‘sett’ and many setts...
Woodpeckers are beautiful birds, but sometimes they don’t entirely endear themselves to the wildlife gardener. Whether they’re simply trying to...
The woodcock is a distinctive short-legged and rather 'portly' wading bird, with a particularly long beak. It’s secretive nature and effective...
Frogs can live to be more than six years old and it could well be that they have simply died of old age. Also, female frogs can occasionally be...
I’m sorry to hear that you’re finding things increasingly difficult, especially since gardening seems to mean such a lot to you and you’ve...
It’s great to hear you’ve bought yourself a bee box; all around the world, bee numbers seem to be declining and although there are some possible...
I wouldn’t like to swear to it, but I think the two on the lamppost-like structure in your photo are Long-Tailed Tits ( Aegithalos caudatus)...
Whilst eucalyptus trees are native to Australia, many UK gardeners successfully grow them too and it is said that they are effective in deterring...
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