Spotted a roe deer and at least two bats this evening - probably more of the latter but combination of darkness and fast movement made it difficult to count (them not me!)
Spotted a roe deer and at least two bats this evening - probably more of the latter but combination of darkness and fast movement made it difficult to count (them not me!)
Hey Alf: PHWOAARRR!!!!!
Did a 10km run (plus lots of walking) up Lightside, Yellowslacks then over to Glossop Low and Cock Hill yesterday - I too had loads of big black flies....what's with em? They were mostly congregating on the heather section which at knee depth and quite a few hidden holes made for difficult running for me.Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Anyone heading up/coming down Cock Hill from Old Glossop - there's a couple of horses with ponies in the unfenced section of field below the lower tree section - they didn't seem pleased to see me as I appeared so I stuck to the path between the 2 walls.
@ Grouse - I have your PD Wildlife book to return - are you at Chunal on Wed? Barrel - Tues after? or Shelf Moor?
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Heather flies (Bibio Pomonae)
Poacher turned game-keeper
I've got one of those too Alf. Its current residence is in a box of my printing plates and it like a little perambulation round my living room at dusk. I think it is more the size of a chihuahua though! :w00t:
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I do that stretch.
Its not moved since so must have been post running stretching. Probably been doing a few wall reps when we were all asleep.
Suicidal Grouse
Daft bugger was too busy flapping and making alarm calls to look where it was going, flew into a tree and broke for it's neck.
Hard not to feel a sense of sadness watching it's final fading twitches!
Loads of bats, a badger, a fox and a large deer last night. Oh, and some youfs
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