Tiny ....

[Nick T]

..... I call him that cos he's My Newt ( Minute get it ) Seriously, I was digging in the greenhouse bourder & nearly severed this little chap in two. I quickly did what I had t do & replaced him. Is he OK to rest in here over winter or should i Evict him into the cold

I've posted a foto in the Gallery and will Link it ASAP

Nick

[Wild-Woman]

I think putting him back how he was and then putting a marker with 'do not disturb' there will suffice. That way a little reminder when you're digging near the area.

[eeyore]

and watch out cos where theres one there are probably others

[smartie]

Yip - we found four last week when we were excavating our brick path from under years of weedy growth. All safely rehomed nearby where they can stay undisturbed. If (unlike me) you are the tidy type who empties out patio pots for the winter you need to watch out as well, as they often crawl up into the crocks at the bottom of the pots for shelter. Lizards do this too.

[Nick T]

He's safe & sound under a seed tray full of plants at the moment ( or he was I haven't disturbed him)

[Nick T]

Woo hoo,

Firts picture approved. So meet Tiny. Just rescued from the marauding spade

[eeyore]

nice pic nick ( by the way if you put pics in the forum Gallery this is unmoderated , at least for quality, so they go straight in without the delay)

[Nick T]

Originally Posted by eeyore

nice pic nick ( by the way if you put pics in the forum Gallery this is unmoderated , at least for quality, so they go straight in without the delay)

Thanks Eeyore,

I'll have a look at doing this then as I've just done another 4 or so Is it in the FAQ's

[marvin]

nick, i've never done this myself but it looks like you go into the main Gallery, click on the rep & amphib section then scroll right to the bottom of the page where there is a bit for uploading pics.

hope this is right.

tim

[Nick T]

Thanks I think I've stumbled on to it myself