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I found an Ant Hill! June 5, 2009

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Whilst we were doing a bit of tidying up in the garden (Not that is messy!) we found an ant hill.

Here is a picture of it.

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It’s not in the way or anything. It’s at the back of the garden by the Green House in a corner. I think that is the best place for it! lol.

If you look REALLY carefully you will see some ants! (Click the image to enlarge it if you can’t see it properly)

We didn’t harm any of the ants that were coming in and out of it and it will stay there for as long as the ants want it to be. If it gets too big then we have to move it.

- xMr Fun.

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1. Zipo - June 5, 2009

You’re kidding right? I can’t see a thing. Are they eensyweenyi or like itsybitsy? Are they black, red or colorless? Is it like an ant farm?

Well your dirt and grass looks good. XD

Mr Fun Says: I know! I guess the ants went back in just as I took the picture. They are red ants and black ants…
Yup, British Dirt is the best! :lol:

Respek! - June 7, 2009

Red and black living in the same hill together? Very unsual. Must be country ants. XD

I have walked on British soil before. It felt the same as my dirt. Let’s not have any mud slinging though. :P HAHAHA

Zipo - June 7, 2009

PS. I found your twitter birdie! He was twitting now. =]

xMr Funguin © - June 7, 2009

Mostly red, but there were black ones too.

2. Zipo - June 5, 2009

Your birdie isn’t working. It says “Error: Twitter did not respond.
You must not have paid the bill this month! =]

Mr Fun Says: I changed the link to http://www.twitter.com/xMrFunguin
I like that one better. I will change the Twitter widget on the blog to the correct one :) Thanks for telling me.

3. ~(-Jordan-)~ - June 6, 2009

Lol?

Are ant hills rare in the UK?

There everywhere here. xD

PS: wanna come back to LSB, you dont have to. i restarted it because i need a rl blog.

Mr Fun Says: I don’t know if they are rare…Probably not because there are millions of ants.

4. Cutie Birdie - June 7, 2009

Woah an ant hill. What’s so great about that? I’ve seen lots, they’re everywhere. Quite an interesting post! LOL.

5. Zipo - June 7, 2009

Never heard of microsoft Bing. I do like a bing cherry though. Yum!

I just noticed your twitter comments on the side. Very nice little news updates. :P

6. Ilan - June 7, 2009

Ooo, I have never seen a real anthill. That’s awesome! :)

Zipo - June 9, 2009

Ilan, are you for real? What planet do you live on? No offense, but man get out of the house once in awhile!

Ant farms are awesome. They will teach you the real meaning of team work!

7. Zipo - June 9, 2009

I am very busy too xMr.F. Busy ppl keep the world going around. :)

8. Zipo - June 10, 2009

Oh thank you so much for taking out that comment with the type-o!

Mucho gracias!
Merci beaucoup!
and Grazie!

xMr Funguin © - June 14, 2009

You’re Welcome :)

9. Zipo - June 14, 2009

Ah, I think maybe xMr.Funguin your dirt has dried up and your ants have either moved to ANOTHER SITE or died. ROFL

And please don’t yell at me! :wink:

10. Zipo - June 14, 2009

Oh, you weren’t yelling the first time. :)

11. Zipo - June 16, 2009

Butterfly that mimics ants gives conservation clue

OSLO (Reuters) – A blue butterfly died out in Britain 30 years ago because of disruptions to a life cycle that includes pretending to be an ant, according to a study published Tuesday that points to smarter ways to protect wildlife.

Research into the large blue butterfly — now successfully re-introduced to Britain from Sweden — hints at how governments can use science to achieve U.N. goals of slowing a loss of animal and plant species, scientists said.

Very interesting article. You Brits have the ants and butterflies!