Do you have any wildlife in your garden?

Question

Great answers glad to see somebody as a sense of humor ,,

Answer 1

Yes of course iv seen all sorts in my garden such as:

Badgers,

Birds,

Cats,

Foxes,

Frogs

Hedgehogs,

Squirrels,

and iv seen a Snake hiding in one of my plant pot no lie.

Answer 2

Raccoons

Gophers

Skunks

Feral Cats

Ravens

Pigeons

And I live in a city.

Answer 3

Birds,

Ducks,

Pheasants,

Squirrels,

Frogs.

Hedgehogs,

Voles,

Harvest Mice,

and a Rabbit once.

Probably Badgers and Foxes also at night?

Answer 4

Ohhhhh yes.

Deer

Skunks

Raccoons

Bunnies

Turtles

Seagulls

Ducks

Geese

That's just what I've seen lately.  I'm sure there are others I haven't seen!

Answer 5

i have a rabbit possum  a skunk

Answer 6

yep  we have had a fox and the normal sort of animals and birds

we have had birds nesting in the bushes and squirrels attacked by magpies

recently there has been a couple of jays calling round for tea and in the background is my motorbike (real wild life )un tamable when ridden by the wrong people a wlid iron horse but tammab;le '

sorry got carried away ,

catch you love p no i dont love pee , p is the initial of my name

but then you know that anyway

so catch you sue

there thats better

Answer 7

Don't have a garden where I live now but my last place was full of birds and squirrels

Answer 8

Yes.  We specifically garden for wildlife to attract a lot of birds and small critters.  The entertainment beats anything we can buy and makes for many smiles while being at home.  Wildlife can teach us a lot about life and living it.

I learned a bit about gardening from a squirrel:

http://www.thenatureinus.com/2007/08/squ...

Here's an article that shows kids especially need nature mentally and physically:

http://www.thenatureinus.com/2006/12/gre...

It's a passion of mine to share the wonders of nature which is why my blog is titled, The Nature In Us.

http://www.thenatureinus.com

The National Wildlife Federation has a program where you can certify your yard as a "backyard habitat" for $15.  It's a fun program and their website offers a lot of info also:

http://www.nwf.org/backyard/