Ahh. So Grey wagtails are sort of more greyish and Yellow wagtails are a bit more err.. yellow. I think I've got it.
Ta.
Ahh. So Grey wagtails are sort of more greyish and Yellow wagtails are a bit more err.. yellow. I think I've got it.
Ta.
A family of Canada geese (two adults defending two goslings) on Turn Edge. I didn't realise there were two goslings at first so I intimidated the adults off the path. Having then avoided stepping on the goslings I turned round to see one of the adults flying straight at me.
Short-eared owl later on the same run, on Cut-thorn Hill. Among many curlews. A lovely evening run.
Dive bombed by irate seagulls all week, changed my route last night and was chased by an angry sounding dog. Made a nice change!
I rescued a sloworm. Driving along thru' countyside at work and saw a buzzard in the road 'gutter'. It flew off and left the lizzard there thrashing about - there were kerbstones so it couldn't climb out of the road. Stopped the car and picked it up and put it into the long grass, surprisingly it seemed unhurt. Good deed for the day. Missus counted 10 in the garden today, so they aren't exactly rare, but I like them.
What a nice guy!Originally Posted by molehill
Attack of the greenfly in my garden today! But I don't have a rosebush!
If tha leaves them greenflies too long then tha'll end up wi' a bare bushAttack of the greenfly in my garden today! But I don't have a rosebush!
An impressive flying V of geese just gone overhead, canada geese i think.
A family of Tawny Owls ( not sure of collective noun, but like idea of a 'hoot'!
Poacher turned game-keeper
a school or university ??A family of Tawny Owls ( not sure of collective noun, but like idea of a 'hoot'!perhaps
I saw a stunning gold finch this morning
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