Lots of young rabbits whilst out this afternoon, no sign of the parents (perhaps they're watching TV?). Also my 2nd sighting of the year of a green woodpecker, makes it all worthwhile. :o
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Lots of young rabbits whilst out this afternoon, no sign of the parents (perhaps they're watching TV?). Also my 2nd sighting of the year of a green woodpecker, makes it all worthwhile. :o
Bloody medical profession, always have to go one beter..... :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wheeze
Just 2 on the bank of the Res at the side of the M62.
1 old Dear
1 young Deer
hmmm alot of pondlife this morning near wigan train station at 6:15 as the nightclub threw em out. 24 hr drinking great idea:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Stagger
where's the 'stag'(ger)
a pair of hen harriers yesterday a periguin falcon sqarking above our heads today.. and the dog yapping it's flippin ed of in the yard!!
A hare and a pair of Curlew.
I'd be impressed but.... what's a Curlew????Quote:
Originally Posted by molehill
I'll take my camera out tomorrow to get some pics of the wildlife on my local patch.
The word 'curl' means something that 'curls' - like a snake.Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
And a 'Ewe' is a sheep.
So a 'CURLEW' is a Welsh term for a curly fleeced sheep :) .
Nearly stood on an adder on Jura yesterday and had a close encounter with a hen harrier:eek: !
This is interesting, seen lots of young rabbits recently, no older ones, workmate has been down Skegness and witnessed the same thing, have the senior rabbits gone digital:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by jodg