ABBEY DUCIS COURTYARD

On the Southern side of the Neals Gardens stands Abbey Ducis, an Arts and Crafts
inspired dovecote and rabbit hutch. Inside reside two rabbits named Clive and Celina Bradbury-Scott
and over two dozen domestic doves of mixed varieties. The Bradbury-Scotts are a long
line of shelter-rescued rabbits who have lived with us since we occupied Marc-James Manor.
Past members of the family include Anthea, Cloethlide and Bart. 

	One of the domestic ringneck or tangerine doves that lives in the Dove Cote.
	One of Eighteen white domestic doves that live in the dovecote.

In Memory of Clive Bradbury-Scott who came to live with us in the Spring of 2004 and Passed on in June, 2011. Thank you for all of the love.  We will miss you so much.

An exceptional pair of mid- Victorian painted bird windows with a mature
flowering pear in the background.
Photo was taken in 2003 when the windows hung in Marc-James Manor.
These windows now hang in the dovecote at  the center of the of 
Abby  Ducis Courtyard.

Contained plantings within the Courtyard

A grouping of contained plants and trees in the Abbey Ducis Courtyard, August 15, 2010

The same location as photo above taken in July, 2009 during the
transformation of this corner of the Gardens.

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