Wednesday 30 May 2018
by Wulf
Comments Off on Up the Garden Path
Sitting in a chair eating my breakfast this morning, I was struck by the view up the garden path, which is looking glorious in this season. The curve of the path is softened by the foliage and, at the focal … Continue reading
Friday 13 January 2017
by Wulf
Comments Off on Looking Down on the Back Garden – January 2017
It does feel a bit like cheating to make the second photo in my 52photos project one of the set of images that I have kept gradually adding to despite the reduced amount of photography I have been doing. Then … Continue reading
Friday 7 August 2015
by Wulf
Comments Off on A Bustle in the Hedgerow
Our little hedgehog is still out in the back garden – I heard him snuffling away in the corner when I was sitting out there this morning. While I’d love to know for sure, it won’t work to keep poking … Continue reading
Monday 3 August 2015
by Wulf
Comments Off on Hodge Podge
Eating our lunch in the garden yesterday, we met a new resident for the first time: We think he has been there for a while as we have heard some noises from the back corner before. There are some bundles … Continue reading
Wednesday 12 June 2013
by Wulf
Comments Off on Attention to Detail
Either I made a mistake in my planting or Thompson and Morgan made a mistake in their labelling, but I think this is Allium ostrowskianum and not Allium sphaerocephalon, as I had originally labelled it: Why is it important to … Continue reading
Sunday 26 May 2013
by Wulf
Comments Off on Splat! (or The Ghost Pigeon)
Looking at the back window last night, I spotted signs that somewhere out there is very dazed pigeon! It must have hit with quite an impact to smear beak and wing-tip impressions on the glass but, from the lack of … Continue reading
Friday 18 January 2013
by Wulf
Comments Off on Fieldfares
When I looked out of the window this morning, my first blog related thought was to post something about how the promised blizzards had failed to deliver more than a light dusting. I am glad I held off through as … Continue reading