Dionysius//88
master brummie
Janice rememeber to keep utting the flowers or they'll start producing seed.
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IN OUR GARDENS 2025
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Dionysius//88
master brummie
That's the idea Janice , same here pointless wasting money
Richard Dye
master brummie
Very very nice & comfortable............
Thank you
Thank you, yes it is
Thank you
Thank you yes it is.
Thank you, yes it is peaceful
Thank youlovely garden trebor...i could sit there all day
lyn
Our garden is very similar to yours Trebor. Got rid of the lawn years ago as I didn't want the hassle of cutting lawns as I got older.
I will have to try and take a decent photo and the find out how to post it. My problem is age and the shakes. Like you we have a number of Hostas several coming into flower
I will have to try and take a decent photo and the find out how to post it. My problem is age and the shakes. Like you we have a number of Hostas several coming into flower
Thank you, fully agree about the lawn, it takes a lot of hard work to keep a lawn looking good. Trebor (Rita)
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Pedrocut
Master Barmmie
Have put a couple of short videos together of the young limpy fox and can be seen below. Click on arrows top left for full screen.
Another young fox made a quick visit early this morning without a limp. Let’s hope it is the same one.
Another young fox made a quick visit early this morning without a limp. Let’s hope it is the same one.
lmr3103
master brummie
Bless him. I hope it is the same one Pedro and also that he can cope with the disability.Have put a couple of short videos together of the young limpy fox and can be seen below. Click on arrows top left for full screen.
Another young fox made a quick visit early this morning without a limp. Let’s hope it is the same one.
Pedrocut
Master Barmmie
Lola the cat keeps an eye on the visiting fox, she can be seen half way up her wooden climbing frame.
(Click arrows at top left to enlarge.)
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Trail Camera; Fox and Lola the cat.
By Pedrocut. Lola the cat keeps an eye on the visiting fox. Her eyes can be seen half way up the wooden climbing frame.
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Brummie a long time ago
master brummie
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sadly link not working for me pedroLola the cat keeps an eye on the visiting fox, she can be seen half way up her wooden climbing frame.
(Click arrows at top left to enlarge.)
Trail Camera; Fox and Lola the cat.
By Pedrocut. Lola the cat keeps an eye on the visiting fox. Her eyes can be seen half way up the wooden climbing frame.
lyn
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A Brummie Dude
thanks Pedrocut
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Trail Camera; Fox and Lola the cat.
By Pedrocut. Lola the cat keeps an eye on the visiting fox. Her eyes can be seen half way up the wooden climbing frame.
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pjmburns
master brummie
According to an acquaintance who is a butterfly expert - conditions have led to a bumper year.
Lot of these around (this one is on the field opposite but they are in gardens as well).
Called "gatekeepers"
We have "small whites" as well