Thankyou, so kind of you. We have 4 gardens, top level is my garden, low maintenance planted for birds bees and butterflies, Lower levels are my hubands oriental zen garden, with terracotta soldiers guarding a flat slate bridge over a pond, again, japonese shrubs and trees for birds and bees then theres an ornamental garden where we find the blackbirds like to nest, then through a hedge walkway to a small orchard with fruit and nut trees. We feel like millionairs here, the area is beautiful, we have a lot of land with what is now managed forests of english oaks and cork oaks, cherries and chestnuts. In the spring, there are loads of wild miniature daffodils everywhere, it just blows me away every year to see it. 2 years ago one of my dogs bought me a baby hedgehog and lft it on the doormat. It was freezing, February, and no sign of where he'd found it. We made him a little house ( I had to google everything on how to overwinter ) then as he grew, a bigger one then a 2 story one until eventually he was nearly up to release weight. My next plan was to train him to forage for himself so i turned the bbq outside dining room into a forest floor and put his house in there. He had earth, pine cones, planted shrubs, rocks puddles and branches to contend with. I still collected all his food from the gardens, insects, worms, beetles etc and released them all into the 'forest' I'd named him Pogle so of course this 16 square foot of forest was called Pogles Wood ! I know its corny ! Anyway, when i was happy that he was feeding himself properly and that he'd reached the right weight for release, I took him in his house with extra food and water over to another forest area away from people and other threats and released him. He left his house that night and that was that. I knew he'd make it as I'd seen how independant he'd been in his own little forest.🥲 I think that was one of the best 3 months I'd ever had 🥰