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    Re: Today's Wildlife Encounter

    Are the Yahoo! Slurp Spiders that infest this forum considered to be wildlife?

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    Re: Today's Wildlife Encounter

    a baby Great Spotted woodpecker bein attacked by a magpie...poor little Woody...b'stard Maggy

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    Re: Today's Wildlife Encounter

    Hares, Ringed Plover and Little Ringed Plover, plus a LBJ (Little Brown Job) of a bird that I still can't recognise despite buying a book.

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    Wasn't a siskin, was it? Only saying that 'cos I heard a prog on R4 about birds and (apparently) it's got one of the ugliest bird songs around. They tend to live in the tops of trees, especially evergreens.

    Come to think of it, there's quite a bit of yellow in their plumage so maybe it wasn't then....

    Watch the skies!

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    Radio 4? You must be older than you look Jan
    Just come in from walking dogs,a little owl perched in a tree 10ft away,brill !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MattHunt View Post
    Radio 4? You must be older than you look Jan
    Now, where did I put my pipe & slippers.....?

    Actually, I dip in occasionally. Sometimes you can find some real nuggets of documentaries or comedies or whatever. Difficult in the car - aside from my own music I struggle with the other stations; too much pandering to the sms-sending club-going fraternity with roots as deep as the last issue of "hello".....

    Tirade over! How's the leg Matt?

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    haha is it safe to come out yet? The leg is much better thanks mate,gave the Trunce a miss last night cos was unure but now i wish i'd done it Anyway,its gonna be tested this weekend cos im doing the national 3 peaks in aid of the BHF!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jodg View Post
    Wasn't a siskin, was it? Only saying that 'cos I heard a prog on R4 about birds and (apparently) it's got one of the ugliest bird songs around. They tend to live in the tops of trees, especially evergreens.

    Come to think of it, there's quite a bit of yellow in their plumage so maybe it wasn't then....

    Watch the skies!
    Cheers, but I'm guessing it wasn't. It made sort of a "peep" which wasn't overly objectionable and wasn't up a tree! Next guess please. I'm going to get my other book out and suss this out.
    Last edited by Harry H Howgill; 24-06-2008 at 05:35 PM. Reason: kant spill

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post
    ...Next guess please.
    almost certainly a meadow pipit HHH.

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    Saw 3 hares the other day on mtb ride behind house. Tadpoles in the garden pond are growing well, feeding them on dogfood, they love it. Sloworms taken up their summer residence in the garden underneath the corrugated and slates we put down for them (to warm up under). Think the first Swift (baby) left the nestbox under the house eaves this morning. Greenfinches & bullfinches are starting on the geranium (wild) seed heads that Missus plants for them. Can do a lot in a very small garden.
    Completely forgotten to look for the glow-worms this year, damn I love seeing them on them when out and about at night.

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