Young Kookaburra, sitting on (next doors) nasty fence instead of the beautiful old gum tree. Keeps getting chased by Wattle birds.
New tricks for the new plot. White cabbage butterfly cut from milk cartons staking out their territory & using picnic spoons as a means of lifting out little seedlings (handles marked with seedling name).
4 comments:
That spoon looks like a great idea! What do the cabbage moth cutouts deter?
love your imagesxx you asked about recycling.it is a council run site, we are not allowed to take anything from it, they sell it on to others!!! years ago we the public were allowed to take the stuff but since it was "given over' to a private company..we are locked out. A real shame!!xxlynda
I would be very interested in your cut out white butterfly works. we have put in 6 rather large vegie beds this year.
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I had no idea that cabbage whites were either so international nor that they could be deterred by cut-outs. So interesting.
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