Nature

The garden, woods, wild areas and meadows are shared with newts, frogs, toads, lizards, rabbits, moles, foxes, badgers, weasels, stoats and even a family of polecats. Noticeable absentees, so far, from the list being snakes and slow worms. Fifty nine varieties of birds have been spotted on or from the land since 2010. The newly planted cottage garden attracts huge numbers of bees, butterflies, moths and insects. In all a haven for wildlife.

The garden, woods, wild areas and meadows are shared with newts, frogs, toads, lizards, rabbits, moles, foxes, badgers, weasels, stoats and even a family of polecats. Noticeable absentees, so far, from the list being snakes and slow worms. Fifty nine varieties of birds have been spotted on or from the land since 2010. The newly planted cottage garden attracts huge numbers of bees, butterflies, moths and insects. In all a haven for wildlife.