First fledgling made it to the drain pipe above the nest yesterday morning – the other two chicks are working up to it too. I reckon we will have another brood before the summer is out too.
We now seem to have three pairs of spotted flycatchers too – much chivvying and chavvying going on….
House Martins are go….
July 21st, 2010…a bit of proof!
July 8th, 2010I thought you might like to see the miscreant at work!
Just back
July 7th, 2010I have been learning lots recently about googleads and google analytics and the website has been attracting a lot of traffic. This is great on one hand, but though many visitors go to the ‘contact’ page, we don’t receive anything like the same number of enquiries. Does anyone ‘out there’ have any idea what else we could do to ‘convert’ these enquiries?
Do remember we would love to know what it is you want from your break away. We will do whatever we can (within reason!) to add value to your holiday experience.
Oh – and by the way, though I can’t guarantee it on a regular basis, baby calves are currently being born in the field next door – adorable!
Update on the birds – the house martin chicks are developing fast as are the nestful of spotted flycatchers. We seem to have three pairs of the latter this year which is great.
The red squirrel continues to raid the bird food on the ’squirrel proof’ feeder…hey ho – we really rather like it!
Spotted flycatcher in the conservatory
June 23rd, 2010Was just about to post a blog when I spotted a spotted flycatcher in the conservatory – I had better go let him out!
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Birds and more birds
June 15th, 2010
The swallows have been around for a while, getting settled in, nattering excitedly from their vantage point on the top of the sky dish, nest building and providing plenty of acrobatic flying displays, however the house martins have only just arrived – I think it is quite late. Does anyone else agree?