Monday 24 November 2014

A Gardener's Friend.

While tidying up in the borders last weekend I thought I was being watched...



From above.




From below.



Someone had their eye on me.



Clicking on the pictures in the blog will enlarge them.

12 comments:

  1. Found you! via Anna.
    Robins in the garden add so much to our enjoyment of it. I have one who sits patiently waiting for grubs, inches from my fork. With the sweetest serenade from the nearest branch after he has found one.

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    1. I noticed for the first time, the other day on your blog, a robin sat on one of the rusty ducks.
      I know wild life cause you both pain and pleasure!

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  2. Found you via Anna too.
    Lovely pictures, the Robins are never far away especially at this time of the year. I presently have a regular and an interloper who is intent on taking over the patch. It gets quite vicious at times.

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  3. They have always been a Gardener,s Friend, but as you say not very friendly to each other.

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  4. Welcome to the friendly garden blogging community, Brian :) ps ditto re Anna!

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  5. We have blackbirds watching us almost all year round! Love the photos. And good luck with the NGS ventrue next year!

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    1. Thanks Cathy, Your November vase looks good.

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  6. Absolutely beautiful, Brian. Thank you so much for sharing, and warm greetings from Montreal, Canada.

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    1. Thank you for the warm greetings. Is the weather also warm in Canada?

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  7. Another bump from Anna, Brian and a welcome into the blogging communiity :-)

    What brilliant captures of the robin following you around. I know how tricky they are to take quickly getting that twinkle of light in the eye that makes them come alive in a photo.

    I'm thinking you've got a creative eye in your garden as well as behind a camera and as you have made it in to the yellow book others are thinking you have a special garden. I look forward to seeing more and will add you to my blog list right now :-)

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    1. Thanks Shirley. Anyone interested in garden birds should certainly visit your blog.

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