Mookins... The bird Feeder!

lovely pic of you and cody mookins,, she is a lovely little girl, you must be so proud, and the robins are so cute, mine come and watch me in garden, so may try that with the mealworms,, where do i buy them? are they fresh or dried worms?

haha hubby said I should of brushed my hair before I came out today, so I wedged my sunnies on to hide the sticky up buts hehe

we used live ones as they are what we give Red, Gordon and Jordan but dry are just as good we buy them from online, reptile webistes but am sure you can get them from normal pet shops/garden centres etc
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P.S am very proud especially as I was told I could never have children... BIGGEST suprise Ive ever had!!

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thanx mookins,,,and thats just great having a child you never thought you would have,, its great anyway but for people like yourself it even more presious, enjoy every moment mookins, they soon grow and fly the nest

Great pics and such a lovely experience for you and your little girl who will treasure such a memory .

If you have a photo edit facility and transfer your pics into those files they should compress, I take many pics over 3Mb but by tranferring them they reduce greatly in memory size.Hope that helps .

Lovely photos.
I hope you get the size sorted on the others...

Ah, lovely pic Mookins, Cody is cute too!!! Well done on managing to have her! Sadly it's all taken too much for granted! "green" with envy that you managed to get to feed your robin, ours won't come that close!

super, happy happy feeling blog, love it. and thanks for the tip bonkersbon

This made me smile - thanks, Mookins! xxx
What an experience for Cody. :-)

love this blog and pictures. very cute little girl and little birds too. i can't believe tey come and eat from your hands. that's amazing!

;o)

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Beautiful photo,s and great blog it has the feel good factor....

Hi M!

Sorry I'm a bit behind with my comments on peoples blogs but as I only joined last week, I'm slowly, in between other things, trying to read through people's blogs - find them fascinating - and their pics.

So, just to say, great blog and cool pics of you,Cody and the robins :0)-

aah bless your heart thank you
you are doing brilliantly to get where you are

look forwad to more of your blogs and pics

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Well thank kind miss! Like yourself, it's all new to me. I manage a big menswear store on a centre nearbyu and this has now become a great way to relax - although relaxing was not what I was doing yesterday!

Digging top layer of turf to lay loose path and gravel but filled 10 bags....blog to come later!!

You're doing great with your garden and hubby did a fantastic job on the pond. It looks biger than ours but what plants have you got in there as we have none so far?

We have bull rushes, marsh marihold,papyrus,Naturally grown weeds /wildflowers, Ragged Robin,Champion,borage, sweet joe pye,Nettles,Montbretia,ladies bedstraw. Lilies and watermint in the pond.
Cant think what else there is. Bits and pieces we have been given from friends or from our local freecycle the rest has either grown on its own accord or we bought. Want to move my astilbe to the pond area to as they like damp well drained soil

we let it do what it wants then occasionally I have a tidy up when hubbys not looking

look forward to your blog, we have yet to do a path eeek
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That's great stuff. We've put some bits down there like Hosta and ivy and grasses but looking to add afew other bits.

Might just go for the lily then as it's only about 4 x 2.5ft.

The path is a necessity for us as it leads down to the back gate/drive - just by the pond ironically enough. Our ideas have changed so much since I joined this site last week!! Originally, it was take the grass up - not good condition and thick conifer roots underneath - and gravel it with pots on slabs.

NOW, its' keep some grass, border along gravel path and arch by side of decking with trellis.......oh my, I'm back to work in a week or so. Be glad of the rest!! Need to get selling on ebay as I've been neglecting it with all this gardening & GoY activity! It's what pays for all the garden projects!

Thanks again for that M. Good stuff.