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Thanks - newts, slow worms and foxes are my favourites and i have had a lot of inter action with all 3. Personally I would get the pond done sooner rather than later as the more they mature the more they will attract. My ponds are far from perfect but they have sustained a newt population for...

Always a tricky question. If these juveniles are still in the pond they are leaving it a bit late to come out so they probably will end up over wintering in the pond and will come out early next year. Its the way nature normally works but that thinking is based on it getting colder soon. If it...

Depending where you are you might be lucky to get toads and if so you will need a deep area of between 18 - 24 inches if you want them to breed there. My newt population was carefully developed over 3 years , i had a couple but took some of the eggs and kept them in tanks and ended up letting...

Same here , luckily still have some slow worms as well. Do you have frogs as well or have you found their numbers have declined as the numbers of newts expands. I have a few ponds as now have some rehoused goldfish in a separate one.

I carefully laid some turf only to find that it had been rolled back over night , put it back same thing happened the next night. Put some pepper down and that stopped Mr or Mrs Fox....