Quite a day, well, ending at least!

Very hot again today so I now did little bits of pottering outside. Did wash and dry some bedding today, still very wet out of the washing machine but we have the spinner now, so it all dried beautifully outside. The double poppy near the greenhouse is still lovely, had the phone with me when I fed the birds first thing.

I found some more smooth for stones on the drive and set about making the picture for my friends daughters graduation. I managed to get a box frame to use at the boot sale. I think it is fun, I think she will like it.

I did a bit of tidying in the garden, pulling a few weeds and some dead heading. Three quite nice courgettes today.

The sweet peas a flowering and smell gorgeous.

As it had clouded over and was a bit cooler I decided to have a leisurely walk to the front and have pensioners fish and chips. Took a few seagull pics before eating!

I sat on a bench on the promenade and had my fish and chips and cup of tea, above my head two of the black headed gulls were having a ding dong!

Tried to get some shots with birds in flight, you don’t need to know how many I deleted!

There are more scarecrows appearing, a great one of Sister Act in the church yard.

And a Flintstones one in a charity shop.

I walked home and was in a bit after 6.30 pm. I used a couple of cans of water in the front garden and was just about to water the bonsai trees when I realised Blue had caught something. I flicked some water at her and she dropped a baby wren! Then I am screaming at the cats and calling Tina for help. The next two hours were something of a trial, it may have been tiny but was lively and quick. Behind the freezer, alongside the washing machine, in the kitchen etc. We moved so much stuff then I thought it had gone up behind the radiator! Tina went back to her office as I had dragged her away for long enough, I checked every box and kept an eye on the radiator. Darren came home from archery and went into the living room, after a little while he said it was in there! We didn’t see it scoot out of the kitchen but Tina did wonder if it had given us the slip! Then it was behind the tv, but with the three of us we managed to get it in a pot. Then Darren and Tina got the cats in, physically carrying them in and I went and let the now quite lively and chirpy baby purr in amongst the bushes at the back of the garden. Wrens are grounded for a day or two when they fledge so we are hoping that it will stay under cover until it can fly. I have a lot of clearing up to get done tomorrow!