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Clinging on tightly
Up town today and a Peregrine was soaring on a thermal. Didn't think it was that warm but Peregrines know better
Your day's wildlife
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deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
steveindenmark
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I saw 6 wallabies in a field yesterday. Thats unusual for Denmark.
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
I know.... I saw on Twitter last week that swallows had been seen on Skomer.... So hopefully they will soon be eying up potential nesting spots, and putting down a deposit (or two).
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
[QUOTE 4216292, member: 9609"]Lots of Sand Martins are back now, but I haven't seen any Swallows yet, I am aware of one been spotted at east Chevington in Northumberland. I don't believe I have ever seen a Swallow in March, its usually about the 10th April when they arrive at home, 4th is the earliest and 21st was the latest they have arrived back.
I must take the hatch of the garage so they can get back in.
Would anyone want me to do an Episode 2 ?
If they nest in a photographable place I will be keeping a record, so I could very easiy do another thread. I never get bored watching them, but could imagine others would.[/QUOTE]
I'd love to see whatever photos you get, be it on this thread or a thread of its own. Anyway, those who aren't interested don't have to go looking in the thread.
I must take the hatch of the garage so they can get back in.
Would anyone want me to do an Episode 2 ?
If they nest in a photographable place I will be keeping a record, so I could very easiy do another thread. I never get bored watching them, but could imagine others would.[/QUOTE]
I'd love to see whatever photos you get, be it on this thread or a thread of its own. Anyway, those who aren't interested don't have to go looking in the thread.
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
[QUOTE 4216292, member: 9609"]Lots of Sand Martins are back now, but I haven't seen any Swallows yet, I am aware of one been spotted at east Chevington in Northumberland. I don't believe I have ever seen a Swallow in March, its usually about the 10th April when they arrive at home, 4th is the earliest and 21st was the latest they have arrived back.
I must take the hatch of the garage so they can get back in.
Would anyone want me to do an Episode 2 ?
If they nest in a photographable place I will be keeping a record, so I could very easiy do another thread. I never get bored watching them, but could imagine others would.[/QUOTE]
I suspect there would be plenty who would follow it .... and it's easier to see their progress if it's in a separate thread. (Then if others are bored they don't have to read it and it's really easy for those who do want to
I must take the hatch of the garage so they can get back in.
Would anyone want me to do an Episode 2 ?
If they nest in a photographable place I will be keeping a record, so I could very easiy do another thread. I never get bored watching them, but could imagine others would.[/QUOTE]
I suspect there would be plenty who would follow it .... and it's easier to see their progress if it's in a separate thread. (Then if others are bored they don't have to read it and it's really easy for those who do want to
rich p
ridiculous old lush
It definitely got to the other side, as far as Doris Stokes is concerned.
annedonnelly
Girl from the North Country
[QUOTE 4216292, member: 9609"]Lots of Sand Martins are back now, but I haven't seen any Swallows yet, I am aware of one been spotted at east Chevington in Northumberland. I don't believe I have ever seen a Swallow in March, its usually about the 10th April when they arrive at home, 4th is the earliest and 21st was the latest they have arrived back.
I must take the hatch of the garage so they can get back in.
Would anyone want me to do an Episode 2 ?
If they nest in a photographable place I will be keeping a record, so I could very easiy do another thread. I never get bored watching them, but could imagine others would.[/QUOTE]
Of course we want Episode 2. You shouldn't have to ask!
I must take the hatch of the garage so they can get back in.
Would anyone want me to do an Episode 2 ?
If they nest in a photographable place I will be keeping a record, so I could very easiy do another thread. I never get bored watching them, but could imagine others would.[/QUOTE]
Of course we want Episode 2. You shouldn't have to ask!
Hacienda71
Mancunian in self imposed exile in leafy Cheshire
6 buzzards on my commute in this morning. I can't get over the explosion in the population size in Cheshire in the last twenty years or so.
subaqua
What’s the point
Gronant always was in its own time and space continuum
