; although I`m quite expecting some of the answers will be "lively" 
Well done, just noticed your rank up @Mi-Amigo ! 
What made me happy today over the weekend was seeing a big fox 
various birds 
and someone's cat 
in my new garden! 
So nice to see animals! I've only ever lived in flats without access to a garden so this is new. I want to install some bird feeders. If anyone has any tips on how to make a garden more fox friendly let me know. 
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Fox friendly gardens allow access @Marjo
My house is at the end of a cul de sac and although the garden is a reasonable size, it's surrounded by 6ft fencing on two sides for privacy. the other side does have a 4 ft fence which allows me to talk to my next door neighbour but there are no holes in it.
We also have sensor lights front and back so that would deter them (if they could get in!)
I've seen a fox on our open front lawn but it dashed off when the light came on.
I'm afraid we went for security after we had a break in.
So that doesn't help much I'm afraid 
Hi all I guess a few days late but getting married last Saturday has made me very happy .
Enjoy your new life ..❤
Great to hear you are in your Garden flat and enjoying the views of the animals in the garden.
I have a fox family visiting every evening for many years. I don't encourage them near the house, so feed them down the bottom of your garden. I feed them a small amount of dry dog food or a small jam sandwich cut up every night.
They eat a huge variety of foods and also like hulled (no shell) sunflower seeds, useful as the birds love these, or a few raisins blackbirds like these too.
Let us know how you get on.
