Wednesday 4 January 2012

I had a lovely letter in the post

It was from Mary at the edible garden thank you for the lovely Hollyhock seeds I am on my way to a cottage garden.


Name: Hooded Crow
Latin Name: Corvus corone
Family: Corvidae
Order: Passeriformes





A photo every day from my back door looking west



 Today is parent day at Aleds school.


In the garden
  • Thinned out Purple broccoli
  • Planted the hollyhock seed from Mary in a seed tray outside.
  • Planted on some Asters and Larkspur in seed beds outside.

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10 comments:

  1. Wow, a field with pretty wild flowers.

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  2. Love the flowers, what kind of bird is on the first photos?

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  3. Your garden looks beautiful Cathy, so nice to see such colourful flowers from the winter of the UK! x

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  4. Glad to hear the hollyhock seeds made it ok! I always sweat it when seeds are going to another country, I never know if they will be rejected or not! Here's to a great gardening year!

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  5. Love the crows among the flowers. And purple broccoli? I'm a bit envious, that is so cool.

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  6. Lovely shot of the crow in the flowers!

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  7. Lovely photos Cathy. What a great view from your back door!

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  8. Great images! Love the crow surrounded by flowers

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  9. A great bird in a meadow of even more beautiful flowers.
    Lovely photo blog!

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  10. How beautiful the countryside is around your home! The view is expansive. The Hooded crow is a nice version of our jet black birds. All that and I see you have the magic touch with roses on top of it! Lucky!

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