The hanging basket near the kitchen window has a hole in it and a plant
missing. At first Nick was convinced someone had come and stolen a plant!
But I found a shrivelled up plug on the other side of the basket which I
presume is the ex-plant. :-( (It's the Voodoo giant fuschia, which is
annoying!)

Culprit - squirrels? It's quite a high basket, about 7' up. It almost
looks as though a chicken has got into it, but I'm /fairly/ sure that they
can't jump that high.

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On Jun 11, 8:08*pm, wrote:
The hanging basket near the kitchen window has a hole in it and a plant
missing. *At first Nick was convinced someone had come and stolen a plant!
But I found a shrivelled up plug on the other side of the basket which I
presume is the ex-plant. *:-( *(It's the Voodoo giant fuschia, which is
annoying!)

Culprit - squirrels? *It's quite a high basket, about 7' up. *It almost
looks as though a chicken has got into it, but I'm /fairly/ sure that they
can't jump that high.

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It's Voodoo

On Jun 11, 8:08*pm, wrote:
The hanging basket near the kitchen window has a hole in it and a plant
missing. *At first Nick was convinced someone had come and stolen a plant!
But I found a shrivelled up plug on the other side of the basket which I
presume is the ex-plant. *:-( *(It's the Voodoo giant fuschia, which is
annoying!)

Culprit - squirrels? *It's quite a high basket, about 7' up. *It almost
looks as though a chicken has got into it, but I'm /fairly/ sure that they
can't jump that high.

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Blackbird or thrush is a likely culprit. They go leave flicking/
tugging/scratting on the ground looking for insects.
When young, chickens can fly (a bit). Can't imagine them balancing on
a hanging basket though.