Not too long ago we hung this little devise on the balcony. A chicken wire »tube« stuffed with natural, unbleached felting wool. For the birds' nests. I didn't have any expectations as to how fast, or if, even, they'd find it ...
She's been around every day since. The tube is almost empty now. We'll have to fill er up :-)
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Up in a tree, in a nest somewhere, little Titmice come into the world in our wool. I shan't ever ask for more...
Hvor henrivende!
ReplyDeleteHvor må det være spændende at følge med i. :-)
Ja :-) Den er så fin, så fin den lille fugl :-)))
DeleteSkønt! Super god ide :-) LOVE IT!
ReplyDelete:-))) De er tossede med det! Det er så hyggeligt.
DeleteGreat idea, love it, it´s so sweet:)
ReplyDeleteI might do the same, as the birds just are arriving to Estonia right now:)
Oh, you should! It's so wonderful :-)
Deletethe last line of this post! Magnificent!!!!So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI meant to wish you a Happy Easter and all its Blessings. Here, I think it must be a blessing made to be opened for eternity, timeless. A blessing so big it can not be late, or lost. :)
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Sweet M, thank you.
DeleteWishing you Happy Easter, and sending blessing your way, always, open for eternity :-) Timeless.
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Søde billeder og god idé. Jeg "fodrede" vores fugle med garnender sidste år, efter at have observeret, at de stjal frynserne på vores orientalske tæppe i haven. Men det blev aldrig rigtig en succes, måske jeg skulle kopiere din idé.
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Jeg fandt den hos Helle Schjønning. Hun har den med i sin fabelagtige bog Magiske måneder. Jeg synes også den er superfin! Og så virker den :-)))
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Just found your blog from Isabellas post on my face book. Love the photos of the Bluetit taking the wadding for her nest. When it stops raining ;( think I'll put some out for the birds in my garden.
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