Quote from: Scrumpy on Today at 03:54:43 PMAww!!! They are beautiful..
I hope they stay safe...

They're well hidden at the moment. My granddaughter has been taking sneaky pics, of the eggs, then the chicks.  Both parents seem to be in attendance. 

I had the same problem, although I had a note of the needed details

Quote from: GrannyMac on Yesterday at 07:59:09 PMWe weren't as well up on pensions as my kids' generation.  It was something far off in the future, I was more bothered about paying the mortgage! 

We weren't a generation of 'claim all you can' modern-day benefit experts.

It never occurred to us that we could be better off, in later life, by not working or paying into private pensions.

Quote from: Scrumpy on Today at 03:52:34 PMI think Vlad has worn himself out..
He is resting up...

Nah..I was logged out and then had great difficulty logging back in it would nt recognise my name I had to do a google search for the site , I am stressed

very variable from bright sun  to pelting rain and back again, then back AGAIN

m too, bless them

Aww!!! They are beautiful..
I hope they stay safe... 

I think Vlad has worn himself out..
He is resting up...

Quote from: Mups on Today at 11:36:25 AM'Scuse me a mo,  but whoever is nearest,  can you please pop over and give Vlad his pills . . . .   

I don't think any of us have a Transit van 

Let's hope. Robins can pick some very odd places to nest. They've used some ivy that goes over a wall in my gardening the past.

I have nest boxes but customers are rare. Somebody, I assume the council, put up a few bat and nest boxes on the spindly trees along a pathway I use quite regularly recently. No idea about the bat boxes but at least one of the next boxes appears to be in use.