Homegrove we have something like that. Our back garden is 30 or so meters long. The 15 metres next to the house is kept trimmed, the last 15 metres I let go wild, and then cut it down in late September. We have a few paths there to get around.

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    Homegrove Do you get a fair bit of wildlife in there or have you never actually bothered to look out of the window?

        Amps we have loads of birds (we also have 5 birdhouses in various trees), a couple of squirrels seem to live on our property, and the occasional hare visit. Been meaning to get a few insect hotels, but the missus thinks I should be able to do one myself. I’m just lazy.

            Homegrove Sweet.

            I read that not all bug hotels are made the same. Defo worth a bit of research. You may find that a very simple log pile might be more effective.

            That’s not to be confused with something Rhousedawg would coil down in the long grass.

              Amps if I agree to do that, will we get some more gifs of some huge norks as a reward? If so I think you are onto something

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                  RichM Its a win win situ. You’ll spend less time cutting the grass, I’ll spend more time perusing wazza jugs, and the insects in your garden will get more habitat.

                    Mad_Cyril we have two. Not letting them outside, because they would kill everything like you said.

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                        @Amps you should probably give this bird a follow.

                        Fronts an online tech show and has pneumatic tits.

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                          bosstrabs Much obliged Dave.

                          Edit: They appear to be phoney balonies, and as such are non recyclable, so it’s a ‘no’ from me. But thanks for the effort.

                            21 days later

                            Double thread for those interested in such things:

                            Captain 20 years ago. It’s a long, long time since I have heard anyone say that EVs will stop global warming, just about everyone is better educated than that now.

                            For the sake of your air quality why the fuck would you not want to do away with diesel / petrol emissions?

                            And he can have a ‘lol, fuck off you bell end’ for ‘stop protesting’.

                            Along_the_Wire
                            Agreed. He did make some good valid points. It’s all very well driving electric cars but you still need to charge them. I just can’t see us getting down to net zero by 2050.