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This pond group is dead
"ReelMckoi" wrote
"Doug" wrote "ReelMckoi" wrote: Rest in peace. -- RM.... Not quite but nearly. Something unknown and quite strong is still attacking my pond and has dragged out pots in the past and despite netting has now attacked and broken my reeds. What creature, I wonder, could have such an obsession against my pond? Badger perhaps? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It sounds like you have a raccoon problem. They're very destructive and come around late at night. Large herons will also turn over pots. A neighbors dog got into my smaller pond one time and made a real mess. I don't think there was one plant that wasn't overturned or broken. This is a classic reason why all posters to Ngs should state roughly where in the world they are. The poster mentioned Badgers which suggests the UK to me, the reply mentions Racoons which indicates USA, literally a world apart. Had similar in the gardening Ngs where Americans grow some of their plants differently to us here in the UK and without knowing where everyone lives it can get fraught, nasty even. -- Regards Bob Hobden Posting to this Newsgroup from the W. of London UK |
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