The crow mainly comes here to feed, but I have heard it crowing from the roof-tops. I saw a couple of crows mobbing a buzzard too. 
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I am, of course, only a begginer at gardening, but I hope to learn as I go along. I will add any useful information I collect to the blog as and when I discover it.
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Watch a new garden grow and get ideas for your own garden.
This is a blog of a garden developing from a patch of grass to a wildlife haven. You can watch the garden grow with me and learn of interesting occurences! I have been creating a garden with wildlife in mind, and I hope to encourage people to welcome wildlife back into their gardens too. If you don't have a garden, this blog can be your garden, and you may learn of things you can do to help wildlife anyway!
I am, of course, only a begginer at gardening, but I hope to learn as I go along. I will add any useful information I collect to the blog as and when I discover it.
Some people think of gardens as magical places and believe plants have healing and magical qualities. I myself believe this but I am not going to write about it on here because it's not that sort of blog. If you want to know more about the magical side of things, have a look at my mum's blog (Ruth), "Journal of a Wise Woman" or Gill's blog, "The Dark Blonde" from the "Blogs I have been reading" list. They know about such things and write about the magical quality of plants from time to time. You might find out something interesting about a plant in your garden!
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- I am interested in the outdoors and everything that goes with it, from wildlife to extreme sports. I am also a creative person and enjoy writing and art.
3 comments:
Our crows look really big when they land in the garden for scraps. They are very wary of humans.
So are ours, but the magpies are more wary. (Either that or the magpies have better eyesight!)
I like crows, even though I am slightly scared of them. I used to see them a lot in Stirling, there would always be one sat on a post or something that I would have to walk pst quite closely and it wouldn't fly away, like it was waiting for me!
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