Nice sight in Waddington after our ride in the Ribble Valley,classic mad March hares,a female and three suiters all trying there best but she was having none of it,at least while we were watching
Nice sight in Waddington after our ride in the Ribble Valley,classic mad March hares,a female and three suiters all trying there best but she was having none of it,at least while we were watching
gedoff yer horse an drink yer miilk
Singing blackcap (in Seaton, Devon)
Barn Owl quartering the rough grass along the edge of New Mills golf course at 7am today. Presumably hadn't put his/her clock forward!
Two swallow and a wheatear (I’m still in Devon) plus two greenshank, reed bunting, greenfinch and a mipit
You can't count Swallows if you're so far south - just so unfair on us stuck up north!Originally Posted by Derby Tup
I’ll be back up North tomorrow looking out for winter thrush stragglers wharfee
Fieldies have been moving back this way over the last week.
Here's an interesting find whilst gardening at the tiny hamlet of Thorpe near Burnsall yesterday - frog foam that has some detergent-like substance - with anti-bacterial properties according to a paper I found... https://www.gla.ac.uk/media/media_110688_en.pdf
Interesting stuff; great pic Andy!
I'll second that.
Baltic round home this evening. Think the warblers have all gone back to Southern Europe or Africa 😳
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