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A pair of Wrens are among the regulars in my garden. The Robins are showing interest in my tool shed , and the Blackbirds are well advanced with their nest in my hedge. Hopefully the Wrens will find a suitable location as well.
As soon as the Robins return, I'll know it's Spring, then the others will arrive & I'll hear the dawn chorus again. I can hardly wait. (-30 with the windchill this am)
Picture this scenario. A small garden pond , an arched trellis next to the pond and joined to the house wall. Clematis growing over the trellis.
Wrens nested in the clematis on the pond side. We had to put a fine mesh net over the pond in case the fledglings fell in and drowned. Luckily all ended well.
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Well captured, Galatas! My favourite bird, and I'm hoping mine comes back to nest again. Theolfa
A pair of Wrens are among the regulars in my garden. The Robins are showing interest in my tool shed , and the Blackbirds are well advanced with their nest in my hedge. Hopefully the Wrens will find a suitable location as well.
As soon as the Robins return, I'll know it's Spring, then the others will arrive & I'll hear the dawn chorus again. I can hardly wait. (-30 with the windchill this am)
Brief, and to the point. I never yet met an Irish person who could resist embellishing. Cheers! Theolfa.
Picture this scenario. A small garden pond , an arched trellis next to the pond and joined to the house wall. Clematis growing over the trellis.
Wrens nested in the clematis on the pond side. We had to put a fine mesh net over the pond in case the fledglings fell in and drowned. Luckily all ended well.
We have something else you don't have ........ snakes Hahaha
Not in my garden though.
I think the nicest I have seen with my own eyes in the wild was a bee eater. That was in Greece.
Bee eater
Our own Kingfisher takes some beating though