wudn't say no to tekkin Kate 'umble on one o' mi badgerwotchin trips...
Julia Bradbury's welcome to come along fo' t'ride an all;)
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wudn't say no to tekkin Kate 'umble on one o' mi badgerwotchin trips...
Julia Bradbury's welcome to come along fo' t'ride an all;)
Went for short run last night to see how my shin is doin and i was running down the thin off-road path near my house thats quite over-grown....and this wood pigeon flew out of a tree right into me.
Took me by quite a supprise and the bird was in shock, it just stood on the floor. I picked it up and hid it in the bush away from anythin that might want to eat it and continued on my run, on my return through the path on the way home, i checked and it had gone....presuming it recovered and flew off becuase there was no sign of feathers or anyting that would suggest it had been eaten.
If some of my relations are worth 4 quid a shot, come on down to Wales and I can put you onto some business ;) (50:50 shares eh?), clear out some of those old aunties of mine. Then you can kick their houses down with your steel toecap Walshes.Quote:
Originally Posted by wharfeego
try this site...Quote:
Originally Posted by molehill
www.britishmolecatchers.co.uk/memberspage.htm
tha'll be able to find a welsh moler 'oo might doll yer aunties for less than £4 a time.:D
Last night's run around Holme Moss: saw lapwings, curlews and hares a plenty. And then right at the end an owl. Best thing was that I didn't see a single person in over 2 hours.... :p
They were all in pairs then?
except the single owl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Margarine
Aye, just the one....! :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by XRunner
wot sort on owl worrit?...little...tawny...barn...short-eared...long-eared.........Quote:
Originally Posted by XRunner
eagle?
or worrit just an owly sort of an owl.
Twit...
Just, errm, brown, dark brown...if that helps! :rolleyes: