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Thursday, 30 August 2007
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About Me
- A wildlife gardener
- In 1990, as we were driving through a little village, I noticed a quaint old barn with a corrugated roof, and a newly-built house adjacent to it. They were standing on a large plot of land, full of pernicious weeds - a corner of a farmer's field, in fact. Then we saw the "For Sale" sign. Four months later we moved in and decided to create a garden for wildlife. contact me
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So schnell…. / So fast…. - Die letzten Wochen waren so ausgefüllt und schnell vorbei, dass viele Arbeiten im Garten auf der Strecke liegen blieben. Das Wetter wollte leider auch nich...10 years ago
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The Hunting of the Salad - Getting my salad together for February was quite an ordeal after that prolonged spell of heavy frost. Gone were most of the plants that so amply provided m...
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Summertime, and the eating is easy - Oh, I do love breaking out my favorite zucchini and other garden produce recipes, like Potato Zucchini Bake, tabbouli, pasta salad, chocolate zucchini muff...6 days ago
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World Egg Day 2019 - It’s World Egg Day today so we are starting the day here at farmingfriends.com with an egg for breakfast. World Egg Day was first established in 1996 and w...6 years ago
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The Art of Beautiful Tables - I've always been a huge fangirl of everything Victoria publishes ~ magazines and books ~ so perhaps that makes me a biased reviewer? However, this is the 1...3 years ago
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Beauty and Sadness - There was nothing I could do to save it. The Hawk had a hold of it with repeated squeezing. One last breath and the bird lay lifeless. *Cooper Hawk* ...
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I Can Relate - Somebody else posted this, but I could relate to almost all of these...thought you all might get a kick out of it too, enjoy! 1. More often than not, wh...17 years ago
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Merry Christmas 2019 - I am sorry I have not blogged for ages, I have been 'up north' looking after my mum. She had a fall in August and deteriorated rather rapidly so we ended u...6 years ago
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Processing Holocaust Trauma Through the Arts: Roundtable Discussion Available for Viewing - Roundtable participants, left to right: Ed Edelson, Rabbi Eric Polokoff, Deborah Holman, Sandy Lee Carlson, Helene Stapinski, Bonnie Siegler, and Bernard...
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19 comments:
Wooow, such an amount of beautiful butterflies on one plant! And you were just there at the right time to film them. Wonderful!
Hello, barbara, and a warm welcome to you again. I was so pleased to see the butterflies here today. I had almost given up hope that they would appear this year after all the rain we have had during the summer. Usually we have many of the different kinds fluttering around, but, though not quite so many as in previous years, I was, nevertheless, just as excited :)
I just love butterflies! Beautiful photos!
lovely photos and video, lovely to watch the butterflies and bees come and go like that.
Good morning, Marie, and welcome to our little corner of paradise. Thank you for the compliments :)
Thank you for introducing yourself, crafty green poet. You are most welcome too. It was great fun doing the video, in spite of all the noise surrounding me yesterday :)
Fantastic! Well worth the anticipation.
Thanks, emmesse! You are so good for my ego :)
Hi, Wildlife Gardener
Wow - what a fantastic piece of wildlife film! You must be delighted to see them all again - better late than not at all.
Lovely photos too - great to see the varieties this plant attracts! Thanks for sharing :-)
Welcome, Shirl! Thank you very much for the compliments. It's lovely to share, isn't it?
I watched the video from the Garden Voices site and had to jump over here to find out the name of the flowers. Just wonderful to see the visitors your have.
I watched the video from the Garden Voices site and had to jump over here to find out the name of the flowers. Just wonderful to see the visitors your have.
Good morning, petunia's gardener, and a warm welcome to our little corner of paradise. Thank you for the compliments :)
It does look like that they have all been waiting and once the conditions have been right all appeared, good job that your Inula dasies are open to give them some food.
Cheers Mark
A warm welcome to you, Mark. I was so glad the flower-heads hadn't gone over, as they had been open in full flower for a few weeks at that point :)
Lovely photos, yellow flowers are just so happy!
Good morning to you, iowa gardening woman. Lovely to see you again. I agree, the yellows are sunshine flowers :)
Wow! That just made my day. Thank you for your wonderful invitation W.G.
Welcome to you, Sally. Good to have you here at Barleycorn. Thank you for the lovely compliment :)
Wow, that is so neat. I am there with you looking at the bees and butterflies.
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