Yesterday, in my post JAYES WEEK,

I mentioned a surprise visitor to the Rock Garden,

but completely forgot to include the photograph!


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20 responses to “Sorry, guys, I forgot something!”

  1. Drying out the feathers after a quick dip? :D

    1. I expect so. He didn’t look hungry!

  2. A beautiful photo of the heron, Jaye. Thanks for the shot.

    1. My memory gets worse…

      1. All of us have the same thing in common. 😊

        1. And I was always so proud of my memory…

          1. What were we talking about?

            1. Very funny!

  3. Oooh. What a lovely visitor ruffling his feathers. :-)

    1. It was lovely to see him there, at the seaside!

  4. Yep- a great shot! x

    1. My memory is definitely getting worse…

  5. I did wonder about the visitor, so thanks for the photos. He or she is impressive!

    1. We never expected to see one at the Rock Garden, but there are fish in that pond…

      1. When I had goldfish in my garden pond, more than 20 years ago, a heron would turn up every now and then. Eventually, there were no fish. Maybe there was a connection, although I suspect raccoons were more to blame.

        1. I always think it a shame if you have to put netting on a pond…

          1. I tried that. Didn’t work and looked ugly. It’s sort of like wrapping plastic mesh around plants to keep deer from nibbling them. That does work, but looks ugly. And I’ve had an instance of deer chewing both leaves and netting and then swallowing the mushed-up leaves through the netting.

            1. We are at their mercy, Audrey. At the moment I am being forced to watch the wood pigeons systematically eating as many of the new flower shoots that they can find!

              1. Aaargh!

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