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Doctor CompostMost of the creatures that live in and around compost bins help produce good quality compost. Insect populations in Britain appear to be declining. A lot of birds feed on insects, so making compost can help maintain bird populations. Most unwanted insects can be discouraged or prevented - you should never use pesticides or other poisons in / around your compost as you will end up killing off many of the vital micro-organisms in the process. Which creature are you concerned about?
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