[mum of 3]

been to plot this morning to have a check and it was so bleak,not a soul in sight.took the last of the chillis off the plants,and checked our sunflower heads which were in the shed drying out.
we had to laugh cos it looks as if mice have been in there and eaten some of the seeds but have left the shells in a very neat pile at the side..ive now put some on the shed roof for the birds and given some to my dad.gonna do some planning now for next year,have got all my books out so kids better keep away

[muntjac]

i had that with the mice with heads still on the plants in the garden mum , nice litle pile of husks lol ,i went out for something else to find a mouse sat on the back of the head with a seed in its paws just nibbling away ..    

[mum of 3]

the old guy on the next plot says he had a family of mice swinging on his sweetcorn muntjac,i know they are a nucience but at the end of the day they were here  before us and so we work round them,same with the grass snakes

[muntjac]

yups .. mind ya dont go to prison fer messing with mice . so make sure nobody messes with ya snakes mom

Grass snakes are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 from being killed, injured or sold.  

[John]

Grass snakes are absolutely beautiful creatures - completely harmless to people btw and  they don't damage anything as far as I know.