Critters
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A roe deer eating lunch in the hedgerow behind my summer house. Most of the neighbours have cut it down to get a good view of the field behind it (which is very nice in the summer). But I prefer to let it grow wild, and give the deer and hares safe passage between the field and the gardens.
Also, the twiner she is eating grows on my childhood climbing tree. The tree is long dead. But the twiner attracts a lot insects, like bees, wasps, and butterflies during the summer, which makes my inner eco-hippy happy.
Also, the twiner she is eating grows on my childhood climbing tree. The tree is long dead. But the twiner attracts a lot insects, like bees, wasps, and butterflies during the summer, which makes my inner eco-hippy happy.
