Yorksher Lass's Garden

for your replies, I've been out there all day again today. Oh how I wish I could swap gardens with you Elle as ours is 80 feet long (can't do the other sizes, still in yards, feet & inches) & I don't know how wide it is. Thing is, hubby can only just manage to mow & strim the lawn & the rest is down to me & it's getting harder to deal with.

On the up side though, what you can't see is a pile of big stones behind the Big Shed - my female frogs hibernate in the holes in there in Winter - males stay in the pond.

The great tits & blue tits use my weeping copper beech to stand on & hide inside when in leaf, checking the coast is clear before going into the nest box & they also call the fledglings out from there too. The Californian lilac & Red Robin on the right side is also used for hiding in & that's where the chicks aim for when they leave the nest.

Sparrows had two nests in the bushes on the back fence last year, plus one in the ivy on the fence on the right of the Big Shed & finally another one on the left side of the shed - so  see lots going on when I sit out. I'm tired now, so will catch up with Bird Box messages tomorrow.