Friends of Mayow Park organised a gardening session at the Pavilion Triangle beds, not knowing who or what might join us. Two of us had just arrived and were standing by the holly tree when down flew a gold crest. The bird then hovered at the tree ( a bit like a humming bird) and few back into the conifers by our compost bins. Jon had seen the bird and its markings very clearly but was not quick enough to get a photo.
<https://www.rspb.org.uk/discoverandenjoynature/discoverandlearn/birdguide/name/g/goldcrest/>
Over the next two hours people made other discoveries: a centipede and a frog in particular. The following photos are from Carol Robinson (CR) and Lumen Silveira (LS)
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| (CR) what have we found? |
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| (CR) looks like a frog |
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| (LS) Frog taken to a place of safety |
After the gold crest and the frog, would we something else? We found a centipede scuttling out the way of people busy with weeding and planting.
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| (AS) Grow Wild wild flower seed pack |
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| (CR) sowing wild flower seeds in our mini meadow |
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| (AS) wild flower mini meadow |
More photos and a summary of our Big Dig will be in the next blog.
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