@CarlBovisNature Last yellow hammer I saw was 40 years ago in Suffolk. In our house when I was little Canary Pudding was known as Yellow Hammer pudding. It was a lemon steamed pudding. 😋
@mitchellsnik Yes. I find a lot of these but I think they are rose chafer grubs as I see a lot of those all summer. Do the grubs look the same? I always relocate to my compost heap. I spotted the first one about a week ago.
How many people out there are giving wildflowers a chance by leaving areas of their gardens uncut this year? Please RT if you are offering a lifeline to pollinators like bees, butterflies, moths, hoverflies and bats by mowing less!
@JohnSimpsonNews There some great reporters out there for whom I have a huge respect but somehow I’ve always had a particularly strong sense of reassurance and relief that when JS is reporting, I’ll hear or read something sensible, fair and important.
Can anyone answer me this. Why is Donald Trump still President when he is manifestly unfit for office, to put it mildly. Is there no mechanism to remove him before he does any more damage?
Please consider letting a little patch of garden grow wild, as this allows wildflowers to grow. Some wild plants - like dead nettle, nettles and cuckoo flower - are vital food plants for moth and butterfly caterpillars.
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@juliet_turner6@StevenFalk1 I usually cut it back after flowering to get fresh leaves and flowers. Should I not be doing this in respect to the caterpillars?
@bertsbooks The Philosopher and The Wolf. I’m actually looking forward to my 3am insomnia hours to read it! I finished it at 4am today and will start it again tonight. It’s one of those sorts of books.