Once upon a time...
our garden was neatly maintained, pristine, trim and tidy.
Then we moved in.
Since that day in 2015, we've added a pond, left areas unmown, allowed borders to rewild, created a log pile, hung up bird feeders, provided fresh drinking water daily, opened a bee hotel, installed a bat box, built an owl box for squirrels dotted home-made bird and hedgehog houses around, and basically let it grow into a disorderly blotch of untamed bliss.
One of the many perks of having a low maintenance approach to gardening.
Throw in a wildlife-mad digital illustrator with a background in graphic design and an office window overlooking their garden, and you end up with a website like this.
Gallery of Things we've Spotted in our Garden...
This spotter's jotter gallery is a collection of rushed photos taken through windows that haven't seen a squeegee in years.
Also, I think blurriness adds character and charm to wildlife photography
Tap to enlarge and ID.
(We've since made our own paracord birdsavers
that have dramatically reduced such collisions).
Try telling me nature's not worth going a bit wild for.
