Diabolorent wrote:In fact, at the beginning, my chatounets only went on the boards. With habit they cross anywhere.
When I am "working" in the vegetable garden they come with me and watch everything I do.
They lie on the straw but do not scratch (for now)!
For the small tomato feet they walk on it without seeing them, that's why I put these boxes: it's more visual than anything else but it still works.
This weekend we saw on our land a species of bird that we had never seen: a Hoopoe!
Seen through binoculars but not had time to take a photo, this is what it looks like: huppe.fasciee.jpg
Otherwise, I hope there was no hail towards my house, I am afraid of finding my kitchen garden ravaged
If someone from the area could tell me what the weather is like today
You see it on my photos often (or a tip) I always have one that follows me too ... what a pot of glue.
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Indeed they have no idea of the garden and therefore can walk anywhere provided that it is low to the ground so the transplanting of tomatoes has.
As soon as it goes up, there is little chance that they will do damage, unlike the dog which does not do it on purpose but which ransacks more and shows itself less looking at the large plants which it sends crazy (finally a normal dog not a chihuahua
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But again if you have a good thickness of hay or straw FURNISHED: ie thick of course but NOT packed.
They do not like to walk on moving ground at all like 20cm of hay in which they sink.
Hoops there were kilos in the Luberon.
We even took a photo of it on phone 6 on the same telephone line but no way to find the photo ...
However never seen the shadow of one here.
If they start going up in 04 where are we going?
A priori no hail of the day.
Now how to be on the hail can fall on a very small area.