Spring has come so my garden is going to be green and full of flowers but "god creatures" have damaged my garden. I call moles " God creatures" but I think they don't deserved for it.
When I was a small girl my grandfather loved hunting for moles which had damaged his garden. At that time it was a very funny situation but now I understand him...
European Mole which is protected by the law in Poland..
We have nothing like them here. What curious creatures. They are probably good for the soil, letting in water and oxegen. Well, that would be here. Your earth probably does not need more water.
ReplyDeleteAndrew, they are very wise animals but they have damaged roots of my plants...I believe I am going to write the next post about them
DeleteGood heavens they sure have made a mess....we don't have them here..
ReplyDeleteSo you are lucky people
DeleteWe do have moles here and I see them in my garden often. It makes it hard to raise root crops, but at least they don't seem to cause as much damage as yours seem to do. And they are not protected in the US so people can do something about them if they want to.
ReplyDeleteCynthia, they had attacked my garden last year this year is the army of them. The have damaged tulips, daffodils and probably are going to do the same with mu gladiollas. I will be in my garden on 1st May and I believe I must buy a special poison for them or I don't know what to do.
Deleteoh, dear! they really are having fun in your yard!
ReplyDeleteFun for moles for me a lot of work and waste of money.. I had possibility I would kill them..
DeleteWhat an odd looking creature!
ReplyDeleteye it is so strange
DeleteGosia, I'd be figuring out a way to get rid of these guys for sure. I remember having these back on the farm when I was a girl, and my dad had some kind of poison to get rid of them. We also had a dog that would dig them up!
ReplyDeleteYou are right my friend I am going to do sth to clean my garden of them...
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