On one of our garden boundaries we added trellis to increase the height of the wooden fence many, many years ago to provide some extra privacy and to support for the odd pot, plaque and some roses and clematis.
Of course, from time to time, it provides a perch for others including the inquisitive Blackbird.
It looks like it all works well and so beautiful Frank~
ReplyDeleteI can't get over how much your Blackbird looks just like our Robin! Coloring is different, but for all the world, it resembles a black robin.
ReplyDeleteLooks like that 'fence' is working just fine Frank?...[;o)'
ReplyDeletereally nice! love your roses and blooms (and your blackbirds, too!) thanks for linking, frank!
ReplyDeleteGreat fences and flowers. However, my favorite is the close-up of the wary-looking bird.
ReplyDeleteoh yes. Fence of course. Why did I not think of it.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful and love seeing birds perched on fences.
ReplyDeleteGreat fence .. er, trellis... Beautiful flowers and I love the photo of the blackbird
ReplyDeleteHi Frank Love the Clematis and blackbird o the fence.
ReplyDeleteThat is a practical fence! A perch, privacy, and beautiful flowers. It has it all.
ReplyDeleteI never think to hang pots on my bit of trellis - good idea.
ReplyDeleteI love your trellis and how filled in with flowers it is. It's a grand place to relax.
ReplyDeleteLovely captures!
ReplyDeleteYour clematis is pretty, love the color! Always nice to see the birds perched on a fence. Great shots!
ReplyDeletelooks like he is tippy-toeing on the board.... hahhaha...cute....
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog on my special 600th post. I love your photography and I'm following your blog now. Stay in touch!
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Superb Frank, the Blackbird and the plants, are very beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers and decorations !
ReplyDeleteFunctioning Fencing works here for flower support. I'm loving your gorgeous and different Clematis. Sweet shot of the black bird too.
ReplyDeleteThis looks just like our American Robin except it doesn't have an orange chest. He is pretty and beautifully photographed.
ReplyDeleteYou've certainly got the touch!
ReplyDeleteLovely images! Love the shot of the blackbird.
ReplyDeleteA really good fence Frank. Love the Clematis and I've always a soft spot for the Blackbirds :D)
ReplyDeleteGreat habitat Frank,hope you get plenty of visitors for the lens.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your visits and comments.
ReplyDeleteThe fence has seen some different visitors today which I'll share in a forthcoming post.
Cheers ... FAB.
Fences that serve both flowers and birds are definitely good fences.
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