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Frogs,
Toads & Newts |
There
are around 6,200 living species of amphibians. Amphibians is
a name for all living tetrapods (four legged vertebrates)
that do not have amniotic eggs, their body heat is regulated
by their environment and they generally spend most of their
time on land. Once known as cold-blooded this group of
animals is now called ectothermic. The study of amphibians
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Hedgehog
Care |
Ten
top tips for hedgehog welfare and encouraging them into
your garden from the British Hedgehog Preservation Society. |
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Garden
Bird Identifier |
What
birds are visiting your garden? Here's a list of the most
popular UK garden birds. Full descriptions and colour
photographs make it easy to find out your frequent visitors.
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Organic
Gardening |
The
choice to go organic is a decision not to be taken lightly
but the outcome of your decision can mean a great many
things. A natural garden with no pesticides, chemicals or
control other than what nature provides us with can be a
wonderful thing. Your garden can become a haven for
wildlife, plant problems can be solved in all manner of ways
and you can have the satisfaction of growing your own herbs,
fruit and vegetables knowing that they are purely natural. |
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Conservation
Charities |
Conservation
is the careful management of change. It is about
revealing and sharing the significance of places,
habitats and wildlife ensuring that their special
qualities are protected, enhanced, enjoyed and
understood by present and future generations.
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Keeping
Chickens |
Chickens are a great low maintenance easy pet to have in your
garden. They will supply you with eggs that are lovely and fresh
and taste great. All they need is fresh clean water and food. |
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