Like it or not you will find that any number of uninvited guests find their way into your garden. This quiz deals with those that should be welcomed with open arms.
Robins, wrens, ladybirds, hedgehogs and lacewings will undoubtedly be loved by everyone. The ladies might not get on quite so well with the frogs, toads and worms and everyone should be a little wary of the bees and wasps but...... all of these will be tirelessly working to help protect your precious crops.
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Initially they were killed but because of international outrage they are now trapped and released on the mainland
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Drones are not produced until late in the summer. They mate with virgin queens and then die before the onset of winter.
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It is the ability to breathe through their skin that allows frogs to hibernate underwater
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The New Zealand Flatworm has no natural predators in the UK and it eats our own indigenous worms.
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