Hey Phil - you made it - great stuff!! Catch up soon and we'll fill you in on what we've discovered good - and erm less good - so far! : )

I think it's in the Froghopper family - can't make out your pic clearly OR it could also be Shield Bug (aka Stinking Shield Bug outside of the British Isles). Those are guesses, but my best guesses! Haha

So after 30 years.... worth the wait? Could you imagine how impressed someone would be with a bouquet of these little fellas?? Gift Goals! Nice job.

Thanks

The eyes of the Riddler and the wide smile of the Joker!! haha

Making us cry, makes him laugh!! Hahaha - thanks for setting the challenge. It's been fun.

Thank you - very kind. Much appreciated.

What a fun challenge - thanks. Have put up one each day this week - hugely varying success, but fun nonetheless. I also went with the rainbow colours (so Violet rather than Purple!) My week's worth here

Disappoint? Far from it - you've inspired us David. We're already renaming things in our garden to match your far more %effective naming convention. By the by, did you know that's also why Ikea give their

Haha - one week for me (at a time) is enough!

Thanks

and thank you, once again. Loving the support, fella. Thank you.

She is a real sweetheart, we are very very smitten with her. Thank you

Same here, only joined a fortnight ago - finding feet clumsily! And Ireland and Scotland's similarities are, I'm sure, why I fell so in love with Edinburgh, Inverness and the Highlands. We want to get

Thanks. Yes, they really are - we had one called Sydney, before Cobie - and i don't think I'd ever give home, head or heart space to another breed. Love them.

I think it's when they learn that they clean themselves with their own tongues.... suddenly: so much fussier about what they'll walk in/play in/roll in! hahahaha

Beautiful pictures! I grew up in the Blackstairs Mountains in Ireland - very similar landscape (though I rarely remember it being as sunny as that! Haha)

Well, we used to live in the Cotwolds (South West of England) and never saw snow there, just lots of rain and sunshine, but now we live in the East Midlands (border of Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and

Aw I cannot wait for her to really experience her first winter! We got her in October so she wasn't really allowed out over our winter (and it was mild, so meh - no snow!) but next one FINGERS CROSSED...

That is udderly hilarious! And good job he wore that onesie, else he'd be fresian out there. (Sorry, I'll get my coat)