Definitely a fun project! We have a stoat living under our shed, so I discovered yesterday. I’m guessing it lives on the harvest mice and field voles we get. My garden is mostly scratty grass and moss and there’s never been anything done to it (we moved in 2 years ago) but I’ve noticed the bulbs I put in last year have divided and there seem to be seedlings of various things cropping up in different places. Now I just need to work out what they are! If I manage to get a photo of the stoat I’ll share it!
We actually had melting snow last weekend, which is really early for us in our northern region. We usually don’t see a general melt until April. There are places like Vancouver on the west coast that receive mild & rainy winters, rarely snow. The east coast is quite different too.
Definitely a fun project! We have a stoat living under our shed, so I discovered yesterday. I’m guessing it lives on the harvest mice and field voles we get. My garden is mostly scratty grass and moss and there’s never been anything done to it (we moved in 2 years ago) but I’ve noticed the bulbs I put in last year have divided and there seem to be seedlings of various things cropping up in different places. Now I just need to work out what they are! If I manage to get a photo of the stoat I’ll share it!
I share your excitement for the stoat and the multiplying bulbs, two very joyful things :)
Nothing at the moment after 25cm snow the past 2 days, here in Canada 🇨🇦
No plants but beautiful snow - though I appreciate you receive a lot of it! When does the snow usually melt?
We actually had melting snow last weekend, which is really early for us in our northern region. We usually don’t see a general melt until April. There are places like Vancouver on the west coast that receive mild & rainy winters, rarely snow. The east coast is quite different too.
I don’t see a way here to post a picture? But I can post a link? https://substack.com/@r0br0b/note/c-231474582?r=4t9420&utm_source=notes-share-action&utm_medium=web