I hope they are feeling for us now. Although it's been mild with max temps around 38°C, down to 25-27°C overnight. Cheers, Michael 🇦🇺

Great suggestion!

LOL

Are you feeling ok?

@@DrJakesVeryBritishReviews It was just a question, for curiosity.

It’s 20W I believe. So as much as a bright LED room light

@@DrJakesVeryBritishReviews Thanks. Great channel by the way 😁👍

Just did calcs at average London electricity cost... £14 to run it non stop (on setting 5) for 6 months.

*well you could still have your door open as long as you put out signs and detailed reasons explaining to the resident wildlife that wonder by that they are not advised to enter your dwelling or domicile as it is unsafe for them even if it is full of interesting smells of potential food and looks like a very nice and roomy den for them to sleep or shelter in...but they are otherwise welcomed to frolic about within sight of your property...*

@@scottmantooth8785 I tried that. I put signs out in many, many languages. They just don't care. But seriously, the bears are getting in to my garage and they have already destroyed one of the windows. I stopped repairing it after the third time.

@@artkincell *would a really strong electric fence barrier help? i know you can get them for cattle and i've seen programs where campers use them in Alaska for their campsites*

@@scottmantooth8785 That would be really cool, but the deer come up to the house too and I like seeing them, even thought they eat my garden veggies. This morning while I was watching this very video, I heard something right outside my office window. It was dark, but when it got lighter I discovered a deer was eating one of the morphed "cucumbers." The word in in quotes because we've had little rain in the northeastern part of the US and the cucumbers morphed in to what looks like summer quash. It's yellow and shaped the same. It's so weird.

@@artkincell *at the moment the only wild life encounters we have here are wild birds an occasional red tailed hawk that flies around making commentary on what it sees, several diabetic squirrels (that waddle more than they scamper) and our time share cat that shows up every few days to sleep for a few hours at the bench outside the backyard shop...we do see wild turkeys further out and i know we have deer that live on the near by ridge...of course we also have raccoons, possums and the ever fragrant skunks that pass through the neighborhood every so often...haven't seen any bunnies lately but then the backyard is pretty high so they could be there only hiding as bunnies prefer to do...no reptiles or amphibians in ages even though their is a wet weather spring somewhat near the backyard...big fan of critters here*