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. All that Christmas goodwill just flew out the window. The cheek of the thing.The Reeves's muntjac is a small (about 45cm high) and extremely impertinent deer (we're surrounded by woods so we often see them). Unlike all other deer species, they

.It has, as I'm sure you've noticed, been a bit cold over Christmas — like a proper winter. The ground is too hard and the east wind too ticklish for relaxed gardening, but there is still great pleasure to be had from looking at and photographing gardens

Christmas is over and many of you will be shaking yourselves back to reality after a fortnight of lolling about eating chocolate. Gradually reality is returning. The urge to conquer new territory and learn new skills has perhaps come upon you

proper holiday without a couple of books to while away moments of idleness. A bit of light and trashy fiction is the usual choice teamed with one or two of the books that you were given for Christmas and have not got round to reading yet. Oh

January already: Christmas neatly tucked away and another year of fabulous gardening stretching away ahead of us. The beginning of the year is the time for fresh starts and change but, rather than pestering you with annoying resolutions which few

Tim Burton might have dreamed up for The Nightmare Before Christmas.The culprits are blue tits, who cling on to the stems and peck holes in the body of the seedhead. I always think that they must get an awful shock as their beaks flood with hundreds