I just have to share crab apple harvest this year. These orange apples, on a now leafless tree, are too small to make jelly from. We leave them for the birds - who devour them when other food becomes scarce in mid winter. I am sure they get drunk on them because once they get started there is no limit to the antics they get up to as they tightrope/softrope their way along the branches. Blackbirds and pigeons are the most enthusiastic, but these house sparrows on the nearest bush seem to be keeping a custodial eye on them.
Just in case you are wondering, yes the blue lines are our washing line.
Was seem short of feathered visitors at the moment.
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