Strathlubnaig
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- Alberta
Out with the Kona again, on the Orchil muir. Some heavy going though.
My picture of the day-Where's yours?
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Out with the Kona again, on the Orchil muir. Some heavy going though.
Strathlubnaig
Guru
- Location
- Alberta
No pigs ?
Lilliburlero
Pro sandbagger
- Location
- South Derbyshire
The Rat.... 
sittingbull
Veteran
- Location
- South Liverpool
That's what I thought at the time
I've previously seen teddy bears and fish but no pigs
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Today I decided to go for a walk . Literally as soon as I open my front door I have beautiful views of the Powys countryside. The climb was brutal. Straight up, but the view was stunning. Its an 800 foot climb to get to this vantage point, but well worth the effort. In the far distance is cadr idris
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YahudaMoon
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My new mixer
OK its a GIF
OK its a GIF
YahudaMoon
Über Member
OK its from TDF 2014
It was for someone I loved
It was for someone I loved
thecube
Senior Member
- Location
- Leiicestershire
djb1971
Legendary Member
- Location
- Far Far Away
Taken with my iphone
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Taken with my iphone
Thats a brilliant picture. I didn't think a picture on a phone would be that good.
Lilliburlero
Pro sandbagger
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- South Derbyshire
Taken with my iphone
Fantastic.
djb1971
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- Far Far Away
I use a little lens attachment called an olloclip.
sittingbull
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- Location
- South Liverpool
This is a Canada Goose in Calderstones Park, Liverpool:
I've seen birds with this wing deformity before and thought it was due to a flying accident or a predator. Only recently someone told me it's called Angel Wing and is believed to be due to a diet rich in carbs (such as white bread
). If it's treated early enough it appears reversible. Otherwise the bird is flightless and vulnerable to foxes etc.
No "likes" please
I've seen birds with this wing deformity before and thought it was due to a flying accident or a predator. Only recently someone told me it's called Angel Wing and is believed to be due to a diet rich in carbs (such as white bread
). If it's treated early enough it appears reversible. Otherwise the bird is flightless and vulnerable to foxes etc.No "likes" please
