Saw a Roe Deer on the edge of Heaton Park while I was on the bus. There's a reason to be cheerful.
Saw a Roe Deer on the edge of Heaton Park while I was on the bus. There's a reason to be cheerful.
Thank god this wasn't my wildlife encounter today;
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/ga...685166&index=0
Personally I would still be cleaning the stains from my trousers
pies
6 Reed Bunting seen on my walk this aft.
Saw a dead mouse on my run up to ingleborough, couple of sheep and a pig near hill inn
go play on the m 6, now, how does that sound
Spotted woodpecker this morning in Breary marsh, exactly the same spot I saw one last year.
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That deer pretty much lives in our garden now, with a few of its friends.
Eleanor Knowles, Ambleside AC
That's one 'eck of a garden!Originally Posted by Eleanor
Curlews yesterday, frogspawn, and jackdaws occupying a nest box at work. Spring is springing!
An amazing red/orange bird with black face and beard. No idea what it is but it's been literally banging at the window of the dining hall (I'm at a conference centre in Dallas) for the last half hour. - Just been told in French it's a 'cardinal'. Anyone know its English name?
I think that's it, a cardinal bird. We don't get them over here though!
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