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Creating our gravel garden
We’re creating a drought-tolerant and climate resilient crushed concrete rubble garden for wildlife on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds. Read on to discover my tips for creating your own gravel garden, including the list of plants we have used in ours. Brick spiral feature in our new gravel garden Our gravel garden started life as around 1/3 of an acre of concrete bases and concrete buildings –…
Best hedgehog houses
How to choose a hedgehog house What should you consider when choosing a hedgehog box/hedgehog house for your wildlife garden? I recommend choosing a sturdy wooden hedgehog nest box – the best that you can afford. Please always avoid igloo type hedgehog houses. These do not provide sufficient protection against predators and the elements. The wire mesh can also cause a hazard – with the…
Join me tonight live on Facebook at 7.30 for my top tips on helping hedgehogs in autumn and winter. More info here https://fb.me/e/29CIU8Rj0 #hedgehogs #wildlife #wildlifeonearth #wildlifeaddicts #wildlifeconservation #wildlifeplanet #gardening #garden #gardener #animals #environment #conservation (at York, England) https://www.instagram.com/p/CV2dSZoMWoh/?utm_medium=tumblr
Final first aid course for 2021. Join me online tomorrow night Wednesday 20 October to learn the basics of what to do if you find a sick or injured hedgehog. I’ll share top tips and advice and there will be plenty of time for questions. Don’t worry if you can’t join live - you can watch the course back whenever you like. More info and sign up at https://fb.me/e/1SGBfYVQW #hedgehogs #wildlife #animals #gardening #conservation #endangeredspecies #wildlifeplanet #animallovers #animallover #gardener #wildlifeconservation (at York, England) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVNtdgFMEde/?utm_medium=tumblr
Basic first aid course - my final online course focusing on wild hedgehogs is on 20 October. Find out what to do if you find a sick or injured wild hedgehog to give it the best chance of survival whilst you find a rescue place. You don’t have to join live - watch it whenever you like. Details here https://www.facebook.com/events/1038567163567099 #hedgehog #hedgehogs #wildlife #wildliferehab #wildlifereserve #wildliferescue #helpinganimals #animalrescue #animalrescuer #onlinecourse #firstaid #animallovers #animallover #gardening https://www.instagram.com/p/CUwuw2vswVg/?utm_medium=tumblr
Copper clay jewellery
Copper clay jewellery inspired by nature and hand sculpted in Art Clay Copper. I adore the warmth of the copper colour, particularly for the red squirrel designs.
Copper clay is my latest craze. I have been busy creating wildlife jewellery using Art Clay Copper. I love the warmth of the copper and it works really well with Rose Gold findings. Maybe I should change my name to Little Copper Hedgehog! Copper hedgehog charm on Rose Gold chain I create tiny copper hedgehogs, red squirrels and birds in the copper clay and use embeddable copper findings for the…
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Here it is - the first book charm pendant with gorgeous teeny tiny hedgehog illustrations by @stella.olive. Scroll right to see the front and back. I make these to order for any hedgehog lover #booklover #books #illustration #illustrator #illustrationartists #hedgehog #hedgehogrescue #wildlife #wildlifeart #wildlifeartist #nature #naturejewellery #britishwildlife #wildlifelovers #hedgehoglove #hedgehoglover https://www.instagram.com/p/CGZrtPSnm6C/?igshid=gkbsistwo16p
Hedgehog book charms
Hand sculpted hedgehog book charms and bookmarks - for the #hedgehog lover in your life who loves books.
My hedgehog book charms and hedgehog bookmarks are the perfect gifts for any hedgehog lover who also loves books.
Hedgehog book charm pendant with green gems
Like all my wildlife jewellery, they are lovingly handcrafted in solid silver and are inspired by the wildlife in my wildlife garden and my work running a hospital for sick and injured wild hedgehogs.
Hedgehog book charms open to…
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Hedgehogs 'vulnerable to extinction'
British #hedgehogs are now officially classed as 'vulnerable to extinction'. Read about how you can help prevent further decline.
British hedgehogs are now officially classified as ‘vulnerable to extinction’. They appear on the first red list for UK mammals, published in July 2020.
British hedgehogs are now officially classed as ‘vulnerable to extinction’
According to the new list, a quarter of native mammals in the UK are now at risk of extinction with key reasons including a lack of good habitat and a failure to…
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Real leaf pendant
Preserving leaves in real silver - a unique piece of #nature jewellery to treasure forever.
How to make a real leaf pendant in silver clay. This beautiful botanical pendant uses a real leaf from my wildlife garden, which is then preserved in solid silver. A stunning and unique piece of silver nature jewellery.
Real leaf pendant
I start by choosing leaves from the wildlife garden. Leaves with strong shapes and deep veins are best. The leaves must be quite thick – not too flimsy or…
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Wild lawns
Letting your lawn grow #wild helps attract bees and other insects to your wildlife garden. Here's how to do it #30dayswild
A no mow lawn – leaving your grass long and keeping the mower safely locked up inside – is one of the best things you can do to help wildlife. Find out why wild is best when it comes to your lawn….
Wild lawn
Lawns can have limited wildlife value, particularly if you mow them short and put herbicides on them to kill the weeds. I haven’t put anything at all on my lawn for 10 years and have…
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Hedgehog cafe mark II
My new #hedgehog cafe design. So far it has deterred all cats and is aesthetically much more beautiful. The clear design gives better footage on the night camera.
My new hedgehog feeding station is an upgrade of my previous hedgehog cafe. I’ve created a new design that is aesthetically more pleasing and has so far deterred every cat. Its clearer design also means that I have got much better footage on the hedgehog night camera. Its the perfect addition to your nature garden.
New hedgehog cafe
You can use the box either way up but this box had a…
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Talking hedgehog
Animated talking #hedgehog gives top tips for helping hedgehogs during #lockdown
Animated hedgehog talks top tips for helping hedgehogs during lockdown.
Thank you so much to Monique for creating this amazing animation of this hedgehog, who was cared for in my sanctuary a few years ago.
I hope you love the video! Please check out my blogfor lots of other tips on helping hedgehogs and other wildlife…
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Hedgehogs and Coronavirus
#Hedgehogs and #coronavirus - the impact that the virus is having on the work of #wildlife hospitals. Read my blog to find out more and how you can help.
There is no evidence to suggest that wild European hedgehogs carry or transmit Coronavirus but the worldwide outbreak is starting to have a significant impact on the work of wildlife hospitals and hedgehog rescues around the UK.
Many hedgehog hospitals and other wildlife rescues rely on volunteers, a large and regular supply of food and medicines and access to vet services. All of these things…
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Dividing perennial plants
Dividing perennial plants - how to create a better habitat for #wildlife in your garden - for FREE! #austerity
Splitting perennial plants and dividing them into sections is a great way to create more plants for your wildlife garden. It’s perfect for gardening during austerity – enabling you to transform your garden for free. You are also more likely to have luck gardening with plants that you know already thrive in your wildlife garden.
What are perennials?
Perennials are plants that grow back every…
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Make a compost heap
How to make a compost heap that is great for #wildlife. A brilliant project that will help save the earth and also your pennies #StayAtHome #gardening
Compost is great for wildlife. Read my DIY composting guide to creating a compost heap in your garden and how to make your compost pile great for wildlife.
Compost heaps are great for insects
Making compost is a great project if you are self-isolating and are creating lots of green waste to recycle. It saves the planet because it is not peat based (unlike much compost from garden centres)…
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Spring wildlife gardening tips
Spring wildlife #gardening tips. Spring has sprung already in my #york wildlife garden. Read my tips for creating your own wildlife garden and what tasks to focus on as the weather warms up.
Wildlife gardening tips for Spring
Spring has already sprung in my York wildlife garden. My wildlife garden blog shares my top tips for creating a wildlife habitat in a small urban garden. This one focuses on Spring but you can also read my tips for wildlife gardening through the seasons in Autumn and Winter.
Container bulb gardens
Gardening for wildlife involves planning your garden to…
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