
you don’t need to have
a lot to make a difference;
a small space, inviting of life,
is all you need:
just welcome in the
green of all shapes and sizes,
you’ll soon find it
alive in vibrant colour,
a haven for wildlife,
filled with darting feet and
flitting wings


On day 304 of 365 Days Wild I spent some time sitting beside the pond, listening to the birds, and watching the squirrels as they scurried through the trees… and across the ground right in front of me.
As I sat beside the pond I thought about just how beneficial for wildlife the Nature Project is, despite being a relatively small space, and just how much it has improved during the six or so years it has been ongoing. This led on to other thoughts about how even smaller spaces can be equally beneficial in their own way.
It doesn’t even need to be a full garden. Even a simple pot of flowers on a doorstep or a windowbox gives food for pollinators. A bird feeder helps the garden birds. Any sort of plant life that is allowed to thrive helps out.
The poem soon followed.

Have you got a small space that’s inviting to wildlife where you are? Let me know in the comments below.
Thanks for sharing all the pretty daffodils.
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I’m glad you like them. Thanks for visiting. ☺️
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I love how squirrels sit and look at us sometimes. I wonder if they go back and tell the family what they’ve seen?
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A fine message. You did well to stay with the squirrels
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