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littleme
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At least I know what it is now, I did wonder if it was more of the sinister spying that goes on around here
Gramaisc
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Are they really eating the plants? Or are they merely at the scene of the crime?
littleme
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Well....they were at the scene of the crime......but what eats foxgloves?
Gramaisc
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Aphids, mealybugs and slugs, mostly.
Mudgie
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I've always known them as shield bugs.
littleme
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Nothing else was visible, and they're only attacking plants in one wooden planter, not the rest of the garden.
littleme
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I've only seen big green or big brown sheild bugs, bigger than a thumb nail in our garden, these things are about an 1/4 of the size
Gramaisc
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They have a lot of stages and variations.
littleme
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I've never seen one so small, outs,are big thumbnail size and green or brown
Staffordy McStaffordface
Active Member
Looks like a Sloe Bug / Hairy Shield Bug.
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
Anyone got a pet with an EU pet passport? We have a 3 years rabies vaccination from Latvia but France I'm told only accept 1 year vaccinations, any ideas?
I may have asked this previously!
I may have asked this previously!
Might be worth having a look/ asking here. You can “sometimes” get done useful replies. (There’s also s few tossers there though)
www.tripadvisor.co.uk
Calais vet - can we swap our dog UK passport for French one - Calais Message Board - Tripadvisor
Answer 1 of 11: Hi recommendations for a good English speaking vet in Calais who is authorised to issue a pet passport needed. I have our UK pet passport for our dog and a recent rabies vaccination and titre test. But come 2021 it could be useless and we spend a...
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proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
As with everything, Brexit has just made things needlessly more difficult.
www.petsthattravel.com
Pet Passport, UK to France [2023 Complete Guide]
Taking pets from the UK to France is pretty straightforward. Firstly, you need to ensure you have to correct documentation for a Pet Passport, UK to France. Dogs, cats and ferrets are eligible for an EU Pet Passport which allows them to travel freely within the EU. Other pet species such as...
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Studio Tan
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A ‘Pet Passport’ ?! Must be difficult getting (for example) a hamster to face front and keep still for its mugshot.
Gramaisc
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tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
Called eurotunnel, they can't help so put me on to defra.
Called defra, they can't work out the rules either, said ask France. However, they don't know who in France to ask!
It 'appears' that France will accept a 3 year vaccination if a booster, but not if it's an initial one.
Ours is a booster, but it's the first to appear in the pet passport, so 'appears' to be an initial one.
Upshot is the guy very carefully avoided saying France may be arseholes, whilst alluding to the fact I should avoid all possibilities of them being able to be arseholes. Looks like we not only need to travel before the vaccination runs out, but we need to get a booster done too as if not done in time the whole process starts again. Once this booster is done we then have 3 years going forward and all is good.
This means we need to travel 2 weeks earlier than planned, which means we have to sort out the mates flat in Lincoln somehow and I'll miss seeing my mate from Canada who I've not seen in a decade and is visiting in June
Called defra, they can't work out the rules either, said ask France. However, they don't know who in France to ask!
It 'appears' that France will accept a 3 year vaccination if a booster, but not if it's an initial one.
Ours is a booster, but it's the first to appear in the pet passport, so 'appears' to be an initial one.
Upshot is the guy very carefully avoided saying France may be arseholes, whilst alluding to the fact I should avoid all possibilities of them being able to be arseholes. Looks like we not only need to travel before the vaccination runs out, but we need to get a booster done too as if not done in time the whole process starts again. Once this booster is done we then have 3 years going forward and all is good.
This means we need to travel 2 weeks earlier than planned, which means we have to sort out the mates flat in Lincoln somehow and I'll miss seeing my mate from Canada who I've not seen in a decade and is visiting in June