
Wildlife in Ed D's Garden.
Re: Wildlife in Ed D's Garden.
Not really a sight you want to see in your garden. Two Robins fighting. I ended up walking up to them to try and separate them. Got to about three feet before they realised I was there. They both flew off thank goodness. Maybe I should have let nature take it's course but I could not. Bad me? Who knows. I love my wildlife in the garden and I want them all to be safe.


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Oh wow...fistie cuffs...thanks goodness you called time 
Pardon the Scottish accent
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Re: Wildlife in Ed D's Garden.
We all know how territorial Robins are so I have no issue with breaking up a fight. No-one wants a dead Robin to clear away.
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Re: Wildlife in Ed D's Garden.
I don't remember seeing one of those before Ed, nice macro.Ed D wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 5:34 pmArrived today in large numbers. The Rosemary Beetle. Probably more commonly known to you guys as Chrysolina Americana.
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Re: Wildlife in Ed D's Garden.
Love these little ones. Starting to appear round the pond now. This one sat on a leaf on our Laurel hedge soaking up some sunshine.

