What's With The Wildlife And 'Perfect Storm' Weather ?

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  1. azw1879

    azw1879 Seedling

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    Am I in a bad mood or what ?! :scheming:

    Just lost a Gaura, torn apart by a squirrel, bottom of the pieris shrubs lost their lower stems and with the gales, all 4 newly planted fuschias have sustained damage, the Acer 'Flamingo' almost snapped ! :(

    Has the wildlife and weather 'got it in' for me this year ? :eek:

    Also, can't seem to feed the birds enough, the feeders getting depleted not long after filling :rolleyes:

    That is it...I'm moving into a flat ! :twisted:

    C.J.
     
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  3. eileen

    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Sure you are CJ!!! :rolleyes: I say much the same every year and I've been here for over twenty years now. :p Frustrating but when you see all your seedlings sprouting and your flowers blossoming it makes up for all the hardships. :D
     
  4. cajunbelle

    cajunbelle Daylily Diva

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    I always say that too. I'm going to put up a free plant sign at the head of the road and move into an apartment. But I know it ain't so, just our way of blowing off a little steam.
     
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    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    Hmm let's step back a second and look for some sort of connection here...

    I'VE GOT IT.... Fat birds = Bad weather! 8)

    Solution: start feeding them diet bird seed.
     
  6. azw1879

    azw1879 Seedling

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    You're right in a way, as I have heard that unusual weather patterns affect the behaviour of wildlife, as it confuses their 'routine'.

    Not sure about the bird seed connection, but may change it anyway :D

    C.J.
     

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