Reeves Muntjac

Today is my eight hundredth consecutive blip, but it is not a red balloon day, the next one will not be for another two hundred blips. On special occasions I usually blip Dougal and Florence, but today I am blipping a Reeves Muntjac. It appeared in the garden this morning over by the wild garden, it then proceeded to move into the flower border where it ate some fallen bird seed.

Another day looking after Victoria's as all her family are at work. However, her dad had been out on a site and came home mid-afternoon; he was then working from home, so a good opportunity for me to come home early too.

Tomorrow we may go shopping again, in Bishop's Stortford and although the town is not as exciting as Cambridge it will make a change for Victoria. If it is terribly wet it might have to be Scotsdales for some more bird seed.