A little birdhouse in my soul...
Normally I have a big project over the Easter weekend, but this year with a baby and an election, I have only really managed to repair and reposition our birdbox which had been battered by the weather (or a trespassing tree climber). I've never been that sure how much birdboxes help given the number of perfectly decent trees around, but we'll see if anyone takes up the offer.
I was devastated to hear that long tailed tits had a hard winter and their numbers are down - they're my all-time favourite bird and bring joy to my heart with their cheeky antics. So I was delighted when four flitted through the garden on Saturday. I like to think that our feeders gave them the edge over the crushing winter we had this year*.
So apart from that, I've redosed our lawn with organic food, but I haven't managed to get a full crop of compost for mulching having emptied all the heaps/containers last year. I may turn the "hedge heap" but I'm not expecting much quality compost there.
*btw not only was Jan the warmest globally on the satellite record, but Feb was second warmest on record. We just got someone else's weather.
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Its wonderful to have a birdbox to look out on. and as your baby grows you will get to share that box with it, its really special. I have a blog on organic living in the west please fallow it and give any tips you want im new to blogging and would love someone to spark more creativity in my writing, thanks http://organicwest.blogspot.com
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