Wendy, Thank you.
Sandra and I are not too sure if the pond is complete yet. I don't think it is big enough. I am consulting with a landscape company to see how we can make it more wildlife friendly. We both want to make sure we are doing our bit to help wildlife.
Kind Regards
Ed
I have managed to grab a still from one of my latest YouTube videos to save those who do not want to look through videos from having to.
For those who would like to see the two clips, they can be found here....... https://youtu.be/z8ceqiA9L34
Take care all. :-)
Ed
A nice pair of Grey Partridge ( well, I hope they are) turned up in the garden this morning. Must get the windows cleaned today. ;-)
Kind Regards to all
Ed
I did not realise how bad the roof ridge tiles were for mosses and lichens until I took a pic of this Wagtail. 
Ed
I could very much do with your pond in my garden Ed lol
You sure get some lovely visitors
You sure get some lovely visitors
(Pardon the Scottish Accent)
Linda, I absolutely love having a pond in the garden. The visitors it has attracted so far have been beyond my expectations. Looking forward to dragonfly season. I need to get a perch set up for them. Hopefully I can get some pics to share with you all in the forum. Even if people do not have the space of a pond in their gardens you can always create a barrel pond.
This is a YouTube channel I watch a lot. It has lots of interesting/valuable information contained in the videos. Hopefully lots of people who have already subscribed to this channel have pick up many ideas for their gardens. 
Kind Regards
Ed
Oh it's not that I don't have a pond..I have 2 but just not on same scale as yours lol..digging on an old iron works ain't easy lol
And to get a professional in ..a quote of over 8K no tah much lol
Thanks for the link ..always looking for new ideas ;-)
And to get a professional in ..a quote of over 8K no tah much lol
Thanks for the link ..always looking for new ideas ;-)
(Pardon the Scottish Accent)