Chris Baines - Blue Tits and Bumblebees : The Making of a Wildlife Garden - part two

[@vivianalyon3791]

Blue Tits and Bummblebees on TV in the eighties. Chris Baines encouraged me with my life long interest in wildlife gardening. Love this. Memories too.

[@andymann7762]

Really enjoyed this. Could watch forever.

[@margaridamaia9187]

Amazing !!!!!! 1984!!!!!❤❤❤❤

[@frankmcfly6793]

This was so comforting to watch learned a lot🙂

[@paddykpaddykav]

Remember watching this as a kid.

[@tomfischer936]

Today the wonderful piece Anji by Davy Graham let me to discover Bert Jansch and John Renbourn. And from there through a comment by Chris Baines himself to find this here. Love it. Thank you.

[@irishcottagerenovation9900]

Absolutely great just came across this video. This is relevant now and forever. Thank you for sharing this.

[@jeffdavis2096]

Pleased that you found it !

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

I like my vege garden close to the house along with flowers. Great video series.

[@hectorbrown656]

This is just as interesting as the first part .

[@excellent-electrics]

What a great vid, thanks to the uploader and the fantastic presenter!

[@tairakhan1984]

Wealth of information Where did the water come from the pond Keeping a pond seems like hard work I want a friend like you who could guide and support me I’m thinking of a hawthorn bush to attract birds Wish me luck

[@jeffdavis2096]

It is best to collect rainwater for your pond if you can or let it fill up naturally. Tap water can contain nitrates and phosphates which increase your chances of algae problems early in the pond's life before it has a chance to balance. Making a pond can be hard work but a natural pond can more or less look after itself. It's us humans who tend to want things tidy and create work for ourselves!