Oh yeah-and that’s what I would call my ravens, if I had some 
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Some things just have to be done!
I was mentioning amphibians in my earlier post on this thread-Well it’s a poor year if I don’t find some mating toads in my garden!
I’ve moved these two to the local pond now.
Love Sam x
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Thank you Samantha 
Toby woke up a couple of days ago, here is a couple of pictures of him in the sun (one with Dumpling too)!
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2 chickens rescued! 
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as well as the other foxes and the badgers that are currently enjoying some sandwiches, we also have buzzards and unfortunately also a sparrowhawk who caught a pigeon last week. I know it is nature but is still quite distressing to see ANY animal hurt or killed…
Lovely pics from everyone.
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Aw! Bless them both. I love the way tortoises always seem so chilled out 
Love Sam x
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They look lovely!
Love Sam x
Just took this yesterday! I was really pleased to get it just before it flew away.
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what kind of butterfly is that?
your robin must be clever my robin doesnt use feeders!
Its a peacock butterfly Diane - I have some basking in my garden at present.
(my robin doesn’t bother with feeders either he waits for me to do some gardening and then hoovers up the grubs/ insects after me, if I’m feeling nice I leave them in a small pile for him)
Sasha
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most of my visitors are sparrows and starlings with occasional sighting of a wren , blackbirds and a robin who keeps getting into my greenhouse. I have had a woodpecker feeding on my nuts and have noticed today a pair of bluetits eyeing up my birdbox. So fingers crossed they will nest.
I have field mice in my hut, havent seen them but I know they are there!
Mr Fox does his rounds in the evening just to check on my 2pet rabbits! A cat sometimes visits but is not encouraged by my dog! Magpies and crows or are they ravens sometimes appear. I hear them thumping on my bedroom roof in the morning. when the birds are hungry or feeding young I will maybe get siskins,greenfinches, coal tits and gold finches. Oh and 2 pretty doves!. and the dreaded sparrohawk
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I have a turtle.
He lives in my pond and was a tortoise when he was in the garden but I needed him in the water as I’m trying to create a route in and out of my pond for frogs and toads. 
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Love watching all the birds in my garden, especially the goldfinches and long tailed tits that have been visiting recently.This week there have been many butterflies around, loving the sunshine! 
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My favourite butterfly!
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He doesnt live in my my garden but pops in to “look” at my fish…dawn
We also have red kites flying over regularly,sometimes so low you can see their eyes…This is a delightful thread
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does he eat the fish!
does your rabbit not dig holes in the grass? I have had to put mines in a dog run as they would escape from their run on the grass. I didnt mind the holes too much I was worried they would escape and Mrs Cat or Mr Fox would get them.
He would if i didnt chase him off with a tea towel. I wasnt brave enough to shoo him off with my hands, he was a big one especially 3 feet away from me
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