Loads of frogs in our garden pond(more frogs than fish!), and over run by ants. Squirel and plenty of birds on allotment. We get a little robin hopping around by us when it sees us digging around down there.
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Stacks of birds, I think a blue tit is nesting in the nest box I have put up in the back yard. I have something wild leaving very smelly poos in the front garden, they are light beige and stink.My collie pup likes to roll in them given any chance at all!
Something, I suspect rabbits, has almost completely ring barked two of my apple trees, and I often get a beautiful cock pheasant strolling through the garden. Plenty worms, mole hills etc - all in all a lovely garden!
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Sinta
Shouldn't you call him "Two Erics" otherwise he'll only be half a bee !Rat
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Eric the half a bee was from Monty Python...SR's older than he looks!!!
We get lots of Great Spotted Woodies here, they love peanuts!! Wish we could get the green ones onto the lawn to eat the ants - I know theres some about you can hear them 'laughing' lots.To see a world in a grain of sand
And a heaven in a wild flower
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It's a Brimstone probably.
The red deer have been looking in my garden again, trying to decide whether to run the gauntlet of jumping over and risk being savaged by the cat. Rita's tiny but she'll 'av a go, to coin a phrase. One of her favourite pastimes is ambushing sheep.
Dwell simply ~ love richly
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OK, the joke is over. So it was a heron, but stranger things can happen,especially with a glass or two of Guinness.
And when your back stops aching,
And your hands begin to harden.
You will find yourself a partner,
In the glory of the garden.
Rudyard Kipling.sigpic
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When i look out of my window all i see is rooftops(I live 5 floors up in a tower block)...We get a few pidgeons...sea gulls...foxes screaming at 3am...and the big silver ones passing by on their way to Heathrow...But up the allotment its peaceful with all manner of wildlife......Oh yes and the M25 in the background.
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We didn't go out in the car yesterday, so only checked under the bonnet this morning (last check was Saturday) and there was a complete nest with egg!
On Friday we had great excitement, in the field next to the house was an Osprey with a large trout in its claws which it had just caught from the Loch. Wow! Got my birdie friend out and he confirmed it was an Osprey (possibly from Scandanavia) It stayed put for about half an hour, but we haven't seen it since.
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Aerodynamically the bumblebee shouldn't be able to fly, but the bumblebee doesn't know that so it goes on flying anyway.
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Jennie
You are so lucky to have seen the Osprey - I've only seen them twice in four years - once actually catching a fish. It may only be a visitor but they do return and frequent the same areas year after year so if your lucks in, this could be an annual event.Rat
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