If you have followed my blog for any length of time you will be familiar with the hole in my fence.
It's been the focal point of my garden bird watching for the past couple of years.
The fence suffered severe damage during the storms in February... and was meant to replaced.
Mandy's dads heart attack and my mothers fall and broken pelvis put all that on the back burner.
The fence was cobbled up just to stop my neighbours little dog from escaping.
My neighbour June passed away a few months ago and her house is now empty.
We have removed the fence.
Her house is for sale but won't sell in a 100 years for the price they are asking...to my advantage.
A garden ornament in the making?.. I have a tube of glue and a hacksaw.
21 comments:
sorry to hear about your fence. it was the perfect hole for your little birds to use.. i think garden art sounds like a good idea..
i do think you need to create a 'sculpture' from it somehow! :) so cute.
Oh bully, you took away the Robin, Dunnock etc, hiding place.
Gosh! I thought you had replaced the fence so I am glad the hole is still there.
I am thinking of punching a hole in my fence if I can attract such little beauties. Love the little video,
Glad to see the hole still there. It seems to give him confidence with being protected from above. His heart is beating really fast as he checks out the risks he is taking. If ever the fence is rebuilt do leave the hole in the corner.
How fun to spot sweet little birds like this through that hole in your fence. I enjoyed them very much.
That's an awesome variety of birds you've photographed using the "entrance"! I think a tribute is in order.
Great variety of birds Congrats and regards..
These little birds are beautiful !
It's nice to watch them in your garden!
Greetings
Just love these wonderful bird pictures. And you kept the best piece of the fence - do they still use it? :)
Have a fine weekend!
【ツ】Knipsa
Beautiful pictures, and loved the videoclip the robin is so cute. Have a nice weekend
Cute collection of birds. The fence is a great spot for the birds to pose, love the photos. Thank you for sharing your post with my critter party.. Have a happy weekend!
Great birds all of them, but the cute little robin is my favorite.
What a lucky artifact! Of course you must keep it.
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So cool and lovely!
What a perfect natural frame for the birds. I just love the little English robins.
I love the posts you've done featuring the garden visitors at the hole in the fence. This little Robin seems to especially like to make his entrances there.
Yes, do keep the hole. If I ever have my own fence, I believe I will punch a hole myself. Yours has attracted lovely creatures.
I caught up on all your posts from this one up that I missed while traveling. Loved every bird and every word! But this is the one I MUST comment on. I'm so delighted you are keeping the fence panel with the hole -- It has provided you and all your readers with so much pleasure. A garden ornament for sure.
Thanks for sharing your blog!!!!!! Panal fences really provides the home and garden security.
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