I saw a long tailed tit yielding a nest whilst a couple of others (females?) looked on yesterday.
At Kettlewell, just where the road goes over the bridge - I'm there a fair bit so I'll be watching with interest.
I saw a long tailed tit yielding a nest whilst a couple of others (females?) looked on yesterday.
At Kettlewell, just where the road goes over the bridge - I'm there a fair bit so I'll be watching with interest.
There's a pair of Mandarin ducks in my garden.
Andy Robinson
Runfurther committee member
Helsby Running Club
A herd (?) of llamas whilst out running across the pampas of Worcestershire.
Had some wallabys round here a while ago but this is a new one on me.....
Last edited by PeteS; 13-03-2015 at 06:52 PM.
Pete Shakespeare - U/A
Going downhill fast
Yes: a herd
Your bunch of wallabies was a mob - so an online collective noun list tells me; http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Append...uns_by_subject
Although it says "Don't trust this list; many of these entries are fanciful and never found outside of word lists." and later includes a helix of geneticists!
We used to get wild wallabies near us, but they died out in the 90s, due to inbreeding so I read somewhere.
Seen my first bits of frogspawn today.
Pretty sure I did gone see a Golden Plover on't North York Moors yesterday amongst bits and bobs of other stuff!!
I M Povey New Marske Harriers
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3 hares,a tree creeper and frogspawn
A kingfisher along the Aire near the boat club at Saltaire. Then a mink swimming about further on towards Saltaire. Hopefully the otters will kill them off soon.
no but the sharks are on there way
In Kettlewell at the weekend instructing on the FRA nav course...I had the pleasure of waiting at a nav course check point for a good half hour before runners started coming through and was entertained by a pair of curlews. I love their song!!
then as I was walking to my next CP I spotted a man+dog...and then saw he was holding a Harris Hawk....needless to say I went over and had a closer look. the hawk too flight, but returned for some treat! amazing bird