At last,
sunshine and warmth after lots of rain. Weeds putting on a spurt and seedlings
impatient to be planted. It was a magical day to be in the vegetable garden.
Last year’s kale and swede are now six feet tall sprays of yellow blooms and
very popular with the bees.
Beneath a
piece of wood a lizard but on reflection it must have been a newt – no scales
and didn’t run away. We see lots of lizards but newts are not so common;
nearest pond about 30 metres away.
Beneath a
slab of slate busy black ants and pride of joy, in amongst the herbs, a hummingbird.
Must report it to Cofnod, our Local Records Centre.
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