Plot

 T ip-toe,                       

W atch,                    

E xplore.  

         

N ettles,                     

T hisles,                 

E arwigs,             

Y icks!.                

T ickle,               

W iggle,              

O lay!!                      

Red or blue?

New boots, new boots

New boots, yeah!

Red boots, red boots,

Rah, rah, rah!

M.V. part 2

 What if God was one of us?

What if God was a slob like us?

A stranger on a bus

Just trying to get home?

Green, green grass

Blue, blue sky,

You'd better have a party

On the day that I die.

It's springy!

 The year turns and the sun is shining. The wind has dropped and it was warm enough on the plot to take off both fleece and jumper. Yesterday was what our family refer to as the 'infernal' equinox (we all seem to suffer from colds, coughs and general "get-rid-of-the-rubbish' malaise at this time.)

The dandelions and primroses were providing food for bees (both bumble and honey) and butterflies ( possibly a small tortoise shell). Robins and Bluetits were chirruping away in the trees - and the trees are starting to feel, if not warm, then not as cold as they were.

Planted a pretty primrose and some phlox (creeping, I think) and did a bit of pruning on the apple trees.

There are so many different types of bug, beetle and various insects, I should really invest in a proper guide.

This is one I still haven't identified (well, at least I did have the camera to take a piccy!).

Update!

(having bought an identifier)

might be Nezara viridula, although book says not in British Isles.