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06/11/2009

water - important for any individual living thing.

berries - important to encourage birds and wildlife into the garden.

my photos

Flowers, leaves and berries of the Hypericum.

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6 comments:

ginny farquhar said...: the water on the hypericum is wonderful louise...
enjoy your last day of leisure!
x; 6 November 2009 at 08:50
daffy said...: Berry pic is loverly!; 6 November 2009 at 12:32
Anonymous said...: Hmmm. I was just watching bits of Planet Earth DVD series the other night. You couldn't be more correct about water!; 6 November 2009 at 14:46
life in red shoes said...: I am thankful to you for sharing your beautiful photos and advice.
I am asking a question on my blog and would like to participate if possible.
Thank you
And your package will go out on Monday. Is there anything from the states that I could add?; 6 November 2009 at 20:22
Suz said...: I call that plant..bush..St John's Wort. It is covered in flowers every year. Hundreds and hundreds of bees on it..in fact the bush hummed!
I don't know how to add your button,but it doesn't matter, I'm always grateful...I don't need a button...However, we don't lose our daylight at 2pm!
bah humbug....now I get it.; 8 November 2009 at 00:41
Gina said...: beautiful photos..love the water on the leaves..one of my favourite plants in our garden too Gx; 12 November 2009 at 23:22

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SPARROWHAWK ...

I've seen many a sparrowhawk playing at being remarkably agile in my garden over the years, but not until today had I had the opportunity to view one at such close range. Such a fascinating bird, it had decided to perch on my back fence for at least five minutes, spending the time carefully observing its surroundings. Suddenly it took me by surprise by flying off at a sharp angle low into a lilac tree. I could hear the other birds being taken by surprise too, and whether it got its catch I do not know? That was the last I saw of it.