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Creature Comforts ; from Hedgehog Hotels to Bumblebee Boxes: How to Turn Your Backyard into a Wildlife Haven. by Emma Townshend. Portraits by Sharon Pearson

By: Townshend, Emma | The Independent on Sunday (London, England), May 27, 2007 | Article details

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Creature Comforts ; from Hedgehog Hotels to Bumblebee Boxes: How to Turn Your Backyard into a Wildlife Haven. by Emma Townshend. Portraits by Sharon Pearson


Townshend, Emma, The Independent on Sunday (London, England)


We love wildlife. We're British. We love frogs, hedgehogs, ladybirds, and dragonflies; we spend [pound]180m a year just on wild birdseed. My friend Lucy actually decided who to sell her house to, by working out who'd be guaranteed to keep on looking after the frog pond. Having said all that, as a nation we can also be pretty useless. One recent statistic suggested that at any one time a startling 80 per cent of our garden bird feeders are totally empty. So what's going on with us and nature?

We all generally start off enthusiastic about encouraging wildlife. There's nothing quite as nice as going to clean up your bird box in winter and finding a neat little woven nest …

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