What can you see from your window?

[MKG]

That's nice to see, demi.

We were, not so long ago, on the verge of losing wood pigeons in the UK. I could never understand why, because they are absolutely beautiful birds (if anyone would take the time to stand and stare). We now have an entire colony and, OK, they eat your brassicas. But fleece isn't expensive, and if you let them hang around you're rewarded with some amazing colours when the sun catches them. Plus some quite amusing courting displays.

I like 'em.

Mike

[the.fee.fairy]

We have a few of them in our garden in the UK. They like to land on the corrugated plastic roof we've got over the patio. I swear one day one of them is going to go through!

I'm pretty convinced that they only do it to annoy the dog...

[demi]

i like them too and i like the sound the make, its relaxing

we also have a little owl which we hear every night.
and a wonderfully coloured woodpecker.
and a nightingale which we can hear but iv yet to see it.

[sammyh]

I am guarenteed to see a least one fridge in a garden.... why this is considered the in thing round here I've no idea. Next door but one have a fridge, supermarket shopping trolley AND a cooker!!

sam

[Thomzo]

Thanks, Fee and MMM. The new pond has really matured since it was built and you won't be able to see the gravel in the herb bed in a couple of months. It's amazing how quickly it all grows. I only had it done two years ago.

I did wait until a kind friend had cut the grass before taking these photos though. Last week it was so long, the cats couldn't see over it. I had to keep rescuing them from getting lost

Zoe

[pelmetman]

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Skiving again .............Our window is parked in Northern Spain 30 degrees just had a bbq

[yvette]

From my back window - my coriander pot knocked over and smashed by the foxes.
From my front window - the local yoof hanging about in the rain.
Hate this thread, feeling really miserable and jealous now...

[MuddyWitch]

When we had the loft conversion I designed it so I knew exactly what it would look like, what I couldn't imagine were the brilliant views: remember Muddy House is only 10 mins from Leicester city center! (Our garden runs down to the row of Leylandii) MW



View to the East

[ajs88]

This is one of my DIY photos but I like the sunshine coming through the trees

[bill1953]

[quote="Millymollymandy"]GA and Oddsox's views are very similar!!! [/q

[Green Aura]

Tony's loch is a bit bigger than mine, Bill. It's called the Atlantic!

[Dr.Syn]

This is from my back window. It's called Croagh Patrick where it is said that St.Patrick stayed for 40 days casting out snakes, voles and demons.Perhaps he should come back to get rid of the mink.

[boboff]

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A little Wren chick, sweet, but a bit lost, seen jumping out of Great Grandma Hannah's coal bucket!

[Turtuga Blanku]

View from my solar powered music studio 'the Green Machine'. The lizard was sitting on the screen as an extra way to keep mosquitos out

[snapdragon]

sunday morning early there was a Roe deer browsing on the railway embankment behind the house, I didn't dare move as I was just outside the back door and he was only about five yards from me