I am on here to much, I agree.
Wildlife in your Garden
- Thread starter Eggs
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Nah it's not that mate
chrismpw
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I'd have built that and a potting shed in about 3 hours mate. The other 9 years would be the wife telling me how I SHOULD have built in.It's unfinished, as I also said several times, and the ones you posted also have the top open?
Definitely wumming here, instead of succumbing to that, can we just agree this would've taken @chrismpw 9 years to build and be done with it for now?
chrismpw
Player Valuation: £70m
*too x
They exist, just not in any appreciable number. They will eventually find frequently watered areas, seeing as how it's in such short supply here overall. Usually brought in by soil we don't nuke.
This is a multi accusation isn't it.
No, a "you're being a tiresome WUM" one, but in a friendly way.
you all need to start being nice to me. I previously mentioned 'buckle up', and I meant it then, and I mean it now.
He even has an affliction named after him; the road to immortality.
We finally went full circle 
The thread was about wildlife in your garden. It's now about PREVENTING any sort of wildlife from coming near your garden.
This is all your doing Poon.
The thread was about wildlife in your garden. It's now about PREVENTING any sort of wildlife from coming near your garden.
This is all your doing Poon.
Joey 66 kills any creature that comes within a metre of his geraniums. In a just world he’d be on trial in The Hague on genocide charges.We finally went full circle
The thread was about wildlife in your garden. It's now about PREVENTING any sort of wildlife from coming near your garden.
This is all your doing Poon.
….tiniest little bird been around our garden, thought it was a dormouse at first. Must take a pic but I assume it’s a wren.
Probably is @Eggs
Easily mistaken for a mouse when they are scurrying along beneath hedges etc. Beautiful little birds. Could well be nesting now. Watch for it gathering moss etc.
Saw bluetits in and out several times today. No sign yet that they will actually nest there, but obviously checking it out so fingers crossed.Was going to make a new nesting box for the front of the shed but decided on a different approach. I built a box structure on the inside and drilled the hole through the front of the shed.
The back of the box is transparent and comes off for easy cleaning.
My first thought was to use glass, but it gives off too much of a mirrored effect so I used the lid from a tupperware storage box which has minimum reflective properties even when backed with a black cover.
Stroke of genious . . . or idiotic idea?
Time will tell I suppose.
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