I am thrilled to share our latest addition to the garden.
This time last year, we had just finished a new pathway.
This year we have something brand new.
Can you guess what it is?
I am thrilled to share our latest addition to the garden.
This time last year, we had just finished a new pathway.
This year we have something brand new.
Can you guess what it is?
Find Your Middle Ground 
A split rail fence?
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A bat house?
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Yes Nancy! Well spotted. I was waiting for someone to say a giant tiki candle … or a plinth for a Buddha statue 💛
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Bat houses are a GREAT addition!
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THe split rail fence?
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The tail dark structure on the other side of the fence…
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Bird house????? 🙂
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Its a bat house Colleen! I hadn’t seen one until Don got the plans off the internet. He built it and erected it with a friend last week. Not easy – its 20feet high!
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How fascinating!!! As long as the bats are up that high I wouldn’t fret about my hair while watching them 😉
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What fun! We erected a bat house very similar to what yours looks like shortly after we moved in. Erected in the early months of 2013. But, to date, no one has moved in! 😦
So the best of luck with yours and, maybe, we should rethink where ours is situated.
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Good luck with yours Paul! We smeared ours with bat guano ( courtesy of a local barn where bats hang out) I didn’t get too close for the experience 😉
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Never knew that was a thing, Val! ♡
Diana xo
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Your garden looks absolutely wonderful, Val! And a bat house!
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I was going to guess either bat house or butterfly house, which look sometimes similar. That is great, I hope you get many ‘tenants!’ I love bats.
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Me too Eliza! Its 20 feet high – and looks quite spectacular in person.
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A bat house, nice!
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Thanks Julie! I hope we get some tenants in there 💛
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I went for bat house, but Nancy got there first. Good puzzle
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Thanks Derrick! I hadn’t seen one before. It looks quite daunting.
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I first came across them when, 3 or 4 years ago, I watched a man building a house in the forest. Council building regulations required him to erect 3
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Wow! I guess the council likes to create communities 😉
Thanks Derrick!
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Sharp eyes with the folks who spotted the bat house.
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I took it on the spur of the moment with my iPhone. You are better practiced than I am Dan!!
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Looks beautiful!
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Thanks Ann! It’s an interesting feature in our lovely garden!
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Wow!!
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🦇💛🦇
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I’ve always wanted to have bat houses. We have lots of mosquitoes and they were around when I first moved in. It flew right by my ear. Haven’t seen them since. We need them.
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Yes we do need more of them Marlene! The numbers have been reduced due to white fungal disease of the nose. Apparently the newer generation may be resistant to the disease … and we want to encourage them!! 🦇🦇🦇
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I LOVE bats! 😀
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Me too Bela. I can’t wait to sit and watch them coming out at dusk 💛🦇💛
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Wow! What fun that will be!!!
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It will when the new residents arrive 🦇🦇🦇
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