It was from Mary at the edible garden thank you for the lovely Hollyhock seeds I am on my way to a cottage garden.
Name: Hooded Crow
Latin Name: Corvus corone
Family: Corvidae
Order: Passeriformes
Latin Name: Corvus corone
Family: Corvidae
Order: Passeriformes
A photo every day from my back door looking west
Today is parent day at Aleds school.
In the garden
- Thinned out Purple broccoli
- Planted the hollyhock seed from Mary in a seed tray outside.
- Planted on some Asters and Larkspur in seed beds outside.
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Wow, a field with pretty wild flowers.
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers, what kind of bird is on the first photos?
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks beautiful Cathy, so nice to see such colourful flowers from the winter of the UK! x
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear the hollyhock seeds made it ok! I always sweat it when seeds are going to another country, I never know if they will be rejected or not! Here's to a great gardening year!
ReplyDeleteLove the crows among the flowers. And purple broccoli? I'm a bit envious, that is so cool.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot of the crow in the flowers!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos Cathy. What a great view from your back door!
ReplyDeleteGreat images! Love the crow surrounded by flowers
ReplyDeleteA great bird in a meadow of even more beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo blog!
How beautiful the countryside is around your home! The view is expansive. The Hooded crow is a nice version of our jet black birds. All that and I see you have the magic touch with roses on top of it! Lucky!
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