RE: native/wild bees- and other good bugs

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• Subject: RE: [CHAT] native/wild bees- and other good bugs
• From: "Donna " j*@prairieinet.net
• Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2003 22:34:52 -0500
• In-reply-to: NGBBLKJNELBFHOMCKPMIMECEDBAA.tchessie@yahoo.com

Um- NO... but you can't have it 2 ft off the ground either.... well for
a snake anyways... birds and frogs don't care.

I never intended to attract wildlife... they just came.... actually wish
some would move on, getting noisy and crowded here these days.

Today I spotted four different type birds that I never seen here
before... got to a reference guide out and figure out who they are...

Donna


> 
> Would I need to bury it to attract the wildlife?  Gads, I can't
imagine
> digging a hole that size, not to mention, the hardpan I'll hit about
12
> inches down and the problem of tree roots.
> So, does the pond need to be flush with the soil for the amphibians to
> come?
> 
> 
> Theresa

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