Do any garden-friendly creatures like a heap of stones?

[StephenH]

I'm trying to make my garden beneficial-wildlife-friendly, with various features that will encourage them, such as a hanging bird-feeder, a bird table, lacewing and solitary-bee refuges, a log pile, and a dead hedge (though I must say that the ungrateful sods are steadfastly ignoring most of them, except that the birds have finally discovered the bird-table and feeder). Having recently dug some new temporary veg. beds, I ended up with a lot of stones, some quite big, and thought that there was bound to be some critter that would appreciate a pile of stones to hide in, so I dumped them next to the log-pile. What creatures would be likely to use it, if any?

[oldie]

I've sen a toad sunning itself on a pile of damp stones, but there were slugs hiding underneath.

[Nicos]

Slugs, beetles,chuggy pigs ( woodlice) mice, toads,( snakes) , ants uurrrmm...and plenty of other things I can't think of right now!

[rustylady]

As Nicos says, plus frogs, snails, possibly slow worms. And remember, most creatures are very suspicious of new structures and additions to the garden. It will take a while, but they will settle in and use the facilities you've provided.

[Two_Sheds]

Slugs, and spideys