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Wednesday, 26 August 2026

2026 Project 365 // Week 33



13th August 2026
I still feel joy for every tiny creature I get to meet, especially in my gardens. 
Thanks to our bird food, we haven't only just had self seeded broad beans this year, but also now millet!


14th August 2026
I moved out another birdbath into the front garden and watching the pool parties going on is fantastic.
Enjoyed watching this Spider having their supper too!







15th August 2026
The same spider this morning, hanging out in the sun. 
Another Ladybird larvae.
And while feeding the girls their tea, they alerted us to a visitor in the kitchen!
Orange Swift moth was quickly saved from their paws and popped out into the garden.


16th August 2026
Spent most of the game in here!



17th August 2026
Drip drip drop! 






18th August 2026
Common Drone Fly on the Corn Marigolds under the beautiful cloud strewn sky.
And a pretty little Carpet Moth on the bottom of the fence.



19th August 2026
To neighbours this bush may look ridiculous.
It completely covers one kitchen window and height-wise it reaches our bedroom window.
But this is exactly why! Free natural food for wildlife!

Wednesday, 19 August 2026

2026 Project 365 // Week 32



6th August 2026
Tiny friends, writing letters and wildflowers.



7th August 2026
Finishing off another letter.


8th August 2026
Snail at sunrise!



9th August 2026
This snail friend accidentality got injured last week, but is thankfully already healing itself.
Ladybird larvae updates and visits.
Cute slug eating.
And cool seed pods on the Salvia.


10th August 2026
A gorgeous juvenile Jackdaw stopped by the garden this morning!
Some Scarlet Pimpernel has bloomed in one of the wildflower pots...
And for some reason Baker held onto his treat for like 20minutes before eating it so I took some photos.


11th August 2026
There aren't many developments in the gardens at this stage of the year, however I still hunt them out.


12th August 2026
Noticing the changes in the front garden this morning...
and watching the 'Eclipse' this evening. (More photos here)