Bird Food

Grafted on to willow stock this hawthorn type bush can't make its mind up whether to weep or head for the sky. Every year it produces a mass of tiny white flowers which result in a feast for the birds in the autumn and shelter for the spiders. The blackbirds can strip it in no time and as the weather is set to change before we return home we thought we would blip it today.
As R is feeling well enough he decided to have a few days away before the end of our caravan season.
The "save the daisy campaign" seems to have worked and it has been spared the dreaded weed killer with a promise of relocation when we come back. :-))