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Badgers as a Pest
Badgers as a Pest
The badger ( Meles meles ) is probably Britain’s most distinctive and instantly recognisable wild mammal – and occupies a unique place in many hearts from a...
Common Leaf Pests
Common Leaf Pests
Few things cause so much anguish to the avid gardener as damaged, discoloured or distorted leaves – particularly when the plants seemed to have been enjoying the very...
Controlling Nuisance Birds
Controlling Nuisance Birds
Although wild birds are widely welcomed and liked, there are times when some kinds can cause problems, either posing a risk to public health and safety when excessive...
How to Combat Vine Weevils
How to Combat Vine Weevils
Because of their small size and the fact that they are nocturnal, you may not even be aware that you have a problem with vine weevils. You may be in the garden one day...
Outdoor Eating Without Pests
Outdoor Eating Without Pests
One of the great joys of the summer is the chance to eat outdoors – and one of the biggest miseries is the irritation of attendant pests that it seems to attract....
Protecting Your Garden Against Rabbits and Moles
Protecting Your Garden Against Rabbits and Moles
Two of Britain’s best known and most instantly recognisable wild animals, rabbits and moles both often become the cause of nuisance and distress to...
Protecting Your Pets from Foxes
Protecting Your Pets from Foxes
Almost legendary for their ingenuity in raiding rural hen houses foxes deserve their wily reputation and, with urban fox numbers growing, pet owners should never...
Types of Moths and Control Methods
Types of Moths and Control Methods
There are three kinds of moth commonly found as pests in the home – the clothes moth, the brown house moth and the white-shouldered house moth – which cause damage to...
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