The day Chris Packham came to the village	This fellow suddenly popped up - highly relevant design at this time.
...His Majesty King Charles III - newly proclaimed!	This delightful lady is serving a spendid high tea for our wildlife!
And the teapot is an inviting nest site!	Not too far from the tea lady we find this huge Gruffalo - he's sure to scare the crows!
We think this lady has had a wild life, but is still keen to help the local ducks!	How much more friendly can you be to the bees and butterflies_
Here's a handsome chappie.	...looks a bit overweight with that nice straw stuffing.
...many entries had managed to include red, white and blue elements, here we have the Union Jack on his neckerchief. See if you can spot morre as you browse the pictures!	A very smart chappie here, pockets full of treats for the wildlife
Nicely posed...	...a lovely outfit...
...and an enticing basket of fruit presented by this yellow-haired beauty_	This fellow is called Murgatroyd - lots of nesting, foraging and feeding opportunities here!
Well this is original - a motorcycling scarecrow.	...with a birdhouse for a head...
..and a bee house in his chest!	Here's a farmer with his sheep and pig.
Why does he look so happy?	Aahh...now we can see..
It's not often you see a ScareHorse!	...very original.
Another creation inspired by Chris Packham	Plenty of accomodation here.
And some refreshments.	and places for the bees and bugs
including a bird feed table	For those who remember Bill and Ben the flowerpot men.
Just to prove a point - a bee visiting the sunflower!	Is this Bill?
If so, this is Ben - love the detail on their faces!	Meet 'Boris' in his blue suit.
With his 'First Class Return Ticket'	This is Bob - the scarecrow boy
Just love Bob's face	And the clever use of the supporting arrangement to provide food
A very relaxed scarecrow...	...his tin bucket head is filled with straw and foliage for hair.
A stylish scarecrow - almost lifelike from a distance	Twigs in a pocket for the bugs
Complete with explanatory notes for the judge	lovely use of died-back sunflower heads for eyes - still good food for the bugs!
Water bowl amongst the hair for the birds	Plenty of berries for earrings!
A trio of scarecrows here, displaying Wild Weedon bug hotel and swift box	Our winning entry - the bee keeper of Groveway Farm_
Lots of fine detail here.	Very clever honeycomb for the bees
Lovely arrangement	and including a hive
The bee keeper relaxing by the farm gate_