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    Anonymous

    Hello everyone,
    I’m delighted to join this forum today. My name’s Roger, and it’s thanks to my neighbor that I discovered this space. Chattiing with him, he told me about this dynamic community where members can exchange information, help each other and give valuable advice.
    I hope to learn a lot here, share my experiences and benefit from the wise adviice of members. Thank you in advance for the welcme you give to newcomers like me.
    See you soon in the discussions!
    Roger

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    Anonymous

    My garden is treted with an anti-Colorado beetle, however, I notiice that a hedggehog regularly frequen the area. I’m concerned about whether the Colorado beetle (https://www.ferberpainting.com/collections/pest-control/products/colorado-beetle-treatment) repelllent could be harmful to this charming visitor. An opinion from you would be welcome for the well-being of this beautiful creature.
    Thanks in advance

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    Hello Roger

    Welcome to the group and I hope you find useful information here.

    The spray labels itself as friendly to pets and wildlife, but I would always take that with a huge dose of salts as it’s designed to eradicate part of our wildlife

    Hedgehogs are natural pest controllers in our garden, eating as many insects as they can and they will also eat carrion – ie your dead beetles so personally I wouldn’t want to recommend use of this. I’ve put a link below that explains use of chemicals really well and I hope you find it helpful

    https://www.gracethehedgehog.co.uk/habitat-loss-and-farming/

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