Patchy sunshine this morning but a promise of heavy showers some prolonged later.
This meant I was on jankers cutting and strimming the grass. The heavy rain of a few days ago has given it a real spurt of growth
I eased my way into the job starting with the easier front which being on an incline was drier.A rest and a coffee followed and a set myself for the big one.
It was damp edging towards wet but I ploughed on cutting one side then resting then the other.The plan was to grab some lunch at that point and have a rest but the skies darkened and black clouds began to roll in so I decided to plod on with the strimming my back was getting a little bad tempered by then and strimming knocks lumps off me so I had a long break before cleaning and storing the tools.A job good to be this side of instead of at the beginning.
Of course when I had finished rushing to get it done the clouds rolled away and the sun came out,that's sods law for you.
I discovered something about the buddleia bush last night. You will know it is commonly known as the Butterfly bush well you can add moths to that. I noticed to cats looking at the bush with great interest and then moths started to fly off it. Not just one or two but a host of them,so many I had to close the window to stop being invaded. I watched the cats in their futile attempts to catch these little fellas and it was funny,they kept it up for a good twenty minutes until the last of the moths had departed,then they came in exhausted and flopped down onto the floor.
Ellen is moving much more freely today and hitched a ride to town on the bus,more for a little exercise and to get out than actually needing anything. She should be fine to return to work by Monday.
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Yes, Moths are just as numorous when the nactar attracts, quite a few Moths are equally colourful to Butterflies, several are even day feeders though most are nocturnal.
Good to hear Ellen is getting about a bit again.
Have a nice evening.
Oh, yes, you have missed my latest show postings, most recent being "Chinese floral fantasies"
John.
And the weather doing that you said Sods law. Which is what? We use the term Murphy's law which means "Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong".
Mickey fez has replied to GracieLovely to see cats trying to catch moths/butterflies because they rarely seem to be able to (catch them that is....) and their look of confusion when they find nothing under their paws when they've thought they'd caught one!!!
Glad to hear that Ellen is feeling better - but you must make sure she looks after her back too.
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