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You can take any old clothes or any other fabric like tea towels to Primark stores. They all have collection boxes. Any old clothes and rags that can't be reused are recycled for other uses like toy stuffing and insulation -
Got loads of frogspawn. Don't have that much success as can't keep it in the pond as the newts eat it. I took the first clump out yesterday and put it in a bucket with netting on top. The loads more appeared.,... Last year I kept it like this and then transferred to some large plant saucers when they were near to walking onto land. Had to top up the water, provide shade as they will have cooked in the sunshine, and fed with boiled cabbage, kale or other green stuff. I got a few froglets. two or three years ago I picked up some spawn from someone in SE22 who had a whole nursery, numerous ponds, in their back garden. Never seen any baby newts or spawn, maybe have ten or more, but I know they go roaming. -
Newts, ducks, from my understanding cats and dogs don't eat frogspawn, they may eat tadpoles. Continuing this conversation on the nature thread.
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