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Nice one, thanks

Nicely done, is it just a light green or a Farah and Ball French Gray? sorry I'm teasing. The gaffer brought home a Farah and Ball colour chart, and French Gray was the favourite. Joking aside 20 yrs ago, I painted a wooden trellis in F&B, still looking good today

But what is a weed:)

Thanks for the update Andrew, good to hear someone's' getting some decent action

Strange how this year has turned out with wildlife in our garden. Its set out to accommodate wildlife, no chemicals and all that. So many sparrows, its like an invasion Lots of Magpies(with their blood curdling calls) Lots of jackdaws, gits they are, they wrecked my small bird feeder, twice...

From a blues fan, that was a brilliant gesture, shame the Jerrys didn't know their history

Thanks lyn, I thought I'd had a stroke, when I moved the mouse, just didnt realise it was a street view.:laughing:......"has the nurse been yet?"

My wife calls it the garding, love it, and not a chicken in sight. Lovely pics, thanks

Sorry I'm a bit late to this thread, but my dad was Irish, and in the 50/60s we lived in Ladywood. I remember holding his hand as we walked around looking for somewhere else to live, and seeing the signs on places to rent, "No blacks, no dogs, no Irish". I said "Whats that mean dad", he said...

Out here in Shropshire, we've had mom and dad woodpecker for a while. I feel honoured, especially as they brought the baby today. It sort of makes up for the loss of hedgehogs.

Oh, the responsibility.:) As with all things heavy, make sure you brace it somehow, while it sets. Anything to support it like string or some such. Hope it works for you

Not me, its all a bit sketchy , but thanks for the info

Excellent effort Eric, you need to put your feet up now and have a rest. Let the plants do their job

Love the wall planter....................and the robin

That's really good, thanks for posting that A Sparks, I'll bet its better in real

Keep your address secret, or you'll have Brian May doing a concert in your garden:yum..................and blinkin good for him.

Amazing

...............and you thought I was clever, no such luck. After about 30mins the starlings found how to get in. Gits. Because its been like stair rods here today, I cant take a pick of the prototype. Its basically a tube of weldmesh, and have fixed the feeder, inside. Its crude atm, and I'm...

Well done detective Astoness:innocent:

Talking of starlings, (and jackdaws) I've had to build a cage around the seed feeder to stop them eating everything