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I can resist, trust me

I have two lawns front and back. Each has a "no mow" section and another which is mowed but on a highish blade setting. I try to keep all the birds and wildlife happy as there is not a one size fits all.

SnappyMac wrote: Mon May 04, 2026 7:13 pm They are certainly making good use of the wild circle Linda

Nice to see there is plenty food in it for them

PimperneBloke wrote: Mon May 04, 2026 7:25 pm I can resist, trust me

Aye that's out of laziness

Jacksparrow wrote: Mon May 04, 2026 7:51 pm I have two lawns front and back. Each has a "no mow" section and another which is mowed but on a highish blade setting. I try to keep all the birds and wildlife happy as there is not a one size fits all.

Least you got a balance JS
I mowed the front today but the back will be left and if needed a will cut a path up to the log cabin....Will see how it grows!!

Well I gave in to cutting the grass on thursday night as was a change in weather due the Friday


Ano av been so lazy with my garden birds too busy out chasing henharriers and owls and boring birds like that
A couple I have taken...had 4 young goldies in last week and Mr GSW lives in the garden now a think as he's there constantly so youngster should be in soon me thinks and a nice Collard Dove visited yesterday. Usual bullies and greenfinch and tits all still visiting...just no as many! Also got young great tit chick's in the nest box on side of log cabin. Doubt I will see them fledge due to some idiot planting trees in the way

Did my lawn after work yesterday, Mrs PB being home all this time, the grass wore her down eventually lol

Nice selection

PimperneBloke wrote: Sun May 31, 2026 9:33 am Did my lawn after work yesterday, Mrs PB being home all this time, the grass wore her down eventually lol

Nice selection

What a difference it makes eh! Least they still have the "wild witches circle" Hope Mrs PB ain't cracking up being stuck at home

We're back to the hospital Tuesday at the fracture clinic, hopefully for the last cast, and only 2 more weeks of one armed-ness! She's going potty

Linda257 wrote: Sun May 31, 2026 9:28 am Well I gave in to cutting the grass on thursday night as was a change in weather due the Friday

Ano av been so lazy with my garden birds too busy out chasing henharriers and owls and boring birds like that
A couple I have taken...had 4 young goldies in last week and Mr GSW lives in the garden now a think as he's there constantly so youngster should be in soon me thinks and a nice Collard Dove visited yesterday. Usual bullies and greenfinch and tits all still visiting...just no as many! Also got young great tit chick's in the nest box on side of log cabin. Doubt I will see them fledge due to some idiot planting trees in the way

Wow, no flowers in the lawn Linda, all nice and green

You will probably see the great tit chick's standing on top of a feeder begging to be fed Great to have a gsw vising regular.