An emotional and stressful time. She is fortunate to have caring family around her, many don't.
Hoping her last days are as comfortable as they can be.
There are no better coping mechanisms at times like these than fresh air, exercise and wildlife.
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An emotional and stressful time. She is fortunate to have caring family around her, many don't.
Hoping her last days are as comfortable as they can be.
There are no better coping mechanisms at times like these than fresh air, exercise and wildlife.
Thanks Bob. 8 miles early this morning with 1000ft of climbing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Llani Boy
A sad time but at least she has family to support. Thoughts with you tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattPo
A large, recently fledged Blackbird chick startled me as it flew out of a bush, its wing brushing my shin, as I was mowing a lawn this afternoon.
My sentinel Swallow there again this morning, still waiting for pals to arrive!
Our pair of swallows are looking less than impressed with the Welsh weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Llani Boy
On my ride round the reservoir today a male crossbill got up in front of the bike, wondered what it was but checked at home. Not seen one here before.
My Swallow friend was still alone this morning, looking beautiful on the telegraph wire against a bright blue sky.
A quite magnificent fox (and they are usually scrawny affairs around here) obviously disturbed by dogs during a midday walk. Quite large with an impressive brush.
A small, semi-permanent pond has formed at a field corner on one of the paths that I use. As I was approaching this pond yesterday, two ducks took off; I didn't get a very good view, but the bright colours on one of them made me fairly sure that they were mandarin ducks.
Had two ducks outside my front door this morning. I assume a male and a female (one was brown, the other green/white/brown.