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  1. mazambo
    Like x 3

    Rspb birdwatch

    Thanks for that info Redwing. Yes it could be a Black Headed Gull, will try and get a pic on Wednesday.
    Thanks for that info Redwing. Yes it could be a Black Headed Gull, will try and get a pic on Wednesday.
    Thanks for that info Redwing. Yes it could be a Black Headed Gull, will try and get a pic on Wednesday.
    Thanks for that info Redwing. Yes it could be a Black Headed Gull, will try and get a pic on Wednesday.
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  2. strongylodon
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    Robins

    I can vouch they love mince pies, trouble is so do the blackbirds, magpies and starlings.
    I can vouch they love mince pies, trouble is so do the blackbirds, magpies and starlings.
    I can vouch they love mince pies, trouble is so do the blackbirds, magpies and starlings.
    I can vouch they love mince pies, trouble is so do the blackbirds, magpies and starlings.
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  3. miraflores

    Bugs in bird food

    I did - mine was ditched immediately and kept in the shed until bin day.
    I did - mine was ditched immediately and kept in the shed until bin day.
    I did - mine was ditched immediately and kept in the shed until bin day.
    I did - mine was ditched immediately and kept in the shed until bin day.
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  4. Doghouse Riley
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    Meet "Fiona."

    You can't help but admire the intellegence of these animals. The cubs grow so quckly.I guess it's because they don't survive many years, either in the wild or in suburbia, dangers for them...
    You can't help but admire the intellegence of these animals. The cubs grow so quckly.I guess it's because they don't survive many years, either in the wild or in suburbia, dangers for them everywhere.They also get a very undeserved bad press!
    You can't help but admire the intellegence of these animals. The cubs grow so quckly.I guess it's because they don't survive many years, either in the wild or in suburbia, dangers for them everywhere.They also get a very undeserved bad press!
    You can't help but admire the intellegence of these animals. The cubs grow so quckly.I guess it's because they don't survive many years, either in the wild or in suburbia, dangers for them...
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  5. Scrungee

    Grey Seals

    Girl Seal dreaming of Boy SealsSeal chat upSeal snog
    Girl Seal dreaming of Boy SealsSeal chat upSeal snog
    Girl Seal dreaming of Boy SealsSeal chat upSeal snog
    Girl Seal dreaming of Boy SealsSeal chat upSeal snog
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  6. wavebuster
    Friendly x 3

    Sad sad news

    As an Freshwater fisherman I used to watch his programs and did enjoy them and, of course, there was always his trade mark laughter while fishing. I didn't enjoy his sea fishing trips as much as...
    As an Freshwater fisherman I used to watch his programs and did enjoy them and, of course, there was always his trade mark laughter while fishing. I didn't enjoy his sea fishing trips as much as he seemed so intent on out fishing anyone on the boat with him. A good man and angler, may his rod...
    As an Freshwater fisherman I used to watch his programs and did enjoy them and, of course, there was always his trade mark laughter while fishing. I didn't enjoy his sea fishing trips as much as he seemed so intent on out fishing anyone on the...
    As an Freshwater fisherman I used to watch his programs and did enjoy them and, of course, there was always his trade mark laughter while fishing. I didn't enjoy his sea fishing trips as much as...
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  7. silu

    Never where you want them!

    Move the groundel to your garden, sorted!
    Move the groundel to your garden, sorted!
    Move the groundel to your garden, sorted!
    Move the groundel to your garden, sorted!
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  8. shiney
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    Semi-Wildlife???

    Sarafi, the cat from down the road that spends most of its time in our garden and propagator, was very interested in a squirrel.Sarafi stayed poised in this position for about four minutesThe...
    Sarafi, the cat from down the road that spends most of its time in our garden and propagator, was very interested in a squirrel.Sarafi stayed poised in this position for about four minutesThe Squirrel had spotted him right from the start and totally ignored himSarafi eventually jumped...
    Sarafi, the cat from down the road that spends most of its time in our garden and propagator, was very interested in a squirrel.Sarafi stayed poised in this position for about four minutesThe Squirrel had spotted him right from the start and...
    Sarafi, the cat from down the road that spends most of its time in our garden and propagator, was very interested in a squirrel.Sarafi stayed poised in this position for about four minutesThe...
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  9. Scrungee
    Funny x 9

    Stupid Rabbit (& now, stupid wasps)

    Never annoy a vegetarian, they don't know when to stop :yikes:
    Never annoy a vegetarian, they don't know when to stop :yikes:
    Never annoy a vegetarian, they don't know when to stop :yikes:
    Never annoy a vegetarian, they don't know when to stop :yikes:
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  10. roders
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    Pigeon bath time.

    You could have at least given them a saucer each!!!:biggrin:
    You could have at least given them a saucer each!!!:biggrin:
    You could have at least given them a saucer each!!!:biggrin:
    You could have at least given them a saucer each!!!:biggrin:
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  11. mazambo

    Spider

    Thanks everyone Can't say I've ever seen one before.
    Thanks everyone Can't say I've ever seen one before.
    Thanks everyone Can't say I've ever seen one before.
    Thanks everyone Can't say I've ever seen one before.
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  12. karaman

    butterfly and michaelmas daisy

    @wiseowl is right, nettles.
    @wiseowl is right, nettles.
    @wiseowl is right, nettles.
    @wiseowl is right, nettles.
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  13. pete

    Foxes

    Hi pete, I remember when I was in the rif raf, many moons ago:old:, and fishing the River Welland in Rutland late into the evening with Woods behind me and I heard a Fox scream like a Banshee. It must...
    Hi pete, I remember when I was in the rif raf, many moons ago:old:, and fishing the River Welland in Rutland late into the evening with Woods behind me and I heard a Fox scream like a Banshee. It must have been about 50 yards behind me and that sound made my blood run cold, I kid you not. When I...
    Hi pete, I remember when I was in the rif raf, many moons ago:old:, and fishing the River Welland in Rutland late into the evening with Woods behind me and I heard a Fox scream like a Banshee. It must have been about 50 yards behind me and that sound...
    Hi pete, I remember when I was in the rif raf, many moons ago:old:, and fishing the River Welland in Rutland late into the evening with Woods behind me and I heard a Fox scream like a Banshee. It must...
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  14. silu

    Lovely...but

    Dreadful idea @NigelJ but quite right :) .Hare was my grandmother's favourite meat. I couldn't possibly think of trapping and eating it tho......altho I thought that way about the deer until they...
    Dreadful idea @NigelJ but quite right :) .Hare was my grandmother's favourite meat. I couldn't possibly think of trapping and eating it tho......altho I thought that way about the deer until they started decimating my garden:gaah:. By the sounds of things @wiseowl I have everything in my garden to keep...
    Dreadful idea @NigelJ but quite right :) .Hare was my grandmother's favourite meat. I couldn't possibly think of trapping and eating it tho......altho I thought that way about the deer until they started decimating my garden:gaah:. By the sounds of...
    Dreadful idea @NigelJ but quite right :) .Hare was my grandmother's favourite meat. I couldn't possibly think of trapping and eating it tho......altho I thought that way about the deer until they...
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  15. silu

    Help with a bat anybody?

    No need, Loki, FC and I are good buddies.:love30::thumbsup::snorky:
    No need, Loki, FC and I are good buddies.:love30::thumbsup::snorky:
    No need, Loki, FC and I are good buddies.:love30::thumbsup::snorky:
    No need, Loki, FC and I are good buddies.:love30::thumbsup::snorky:
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  16. Mike Allen

    Climate change and wildlife.

    Climate change is no doubt a problem but only two weeks ago i went to a spot where I used to go when I was in my early teens, so you can be talking 47 years ago, just short grass, no grazing or...
    Climate change is no doubt a problem but only two weeks ago i went to a spot where I used to go when I was in my early teens, so you can be talking 47 years ago, just short grass, no grazing or anything just short grass, I remember sitting watching skylarks miles and miles up in the sky singing,...
    Climate change is no doubt a problem but only two weeks ago i went to a spot where I used to go when I was in my early teens, so you can be talking 47 years ago, just short grass, no grazing or anything just short grass, I remember sitting...
    Climate change is no doubt a problem but only two weeks ago i went to a spot where I used to go when I was in my early teens, so you can be talking 47 years ago, just short grass, no grazing or...
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  17. SimonZ

    Caterpillar identification?

    Coincidence, I saw one of these on the IOW last week.
    Coincidence, I saw one of these on the IOW last week.
    Coincidence, I saw one of these on the IOW last week.
    Coincidence, I saw one of these on the IOW last week.
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  18. strongylodon
    Like x 5

    Some wildlife seen on our US trip

    So well captured Strongy (but what else would we expect) ... I particularly like the reflections in the squirrel and chipmunk eyes. :heehee: Thanks for sharing these and your scenery trips with us so...
    So well captured Strongy (but what else would we expect) ... I particularly like the reflections in the squirrel and chipmunk eyes. :heehee: Thanks for sharing these and your scenery trips with us so we could enjoy too. xx
    So well captured Strongy (but what else would we expect) ... I particularly like the reflections in the squirrel and chipmunk eyes. :heehee: Thanks for sharing these and your scenery trips with us so we could enjoy too. xx
    So well captured Strongy (but what else would we expect) ... I particularly like the reflections in the squirrel and chipmunk eyes. :heehee: Thanks for sharing these and your scenery trips with us so...
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  19. strongylodon
    Like x 5

    Some birds seen on our US trip

    Great photos!
    Great photos!
    Great photos!
    Great photos!
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  20. Loki

    Hogs

    We have 5 hogs must nights now, they even wait for me to bring out there food :pathd:
    We have 5 hogs must nights now, they even wait for me to bring out there food :pathd:
    We have 5 hogs must nights now, they even wait for me to bring out there food :pathd:
    We have 5 hogs must nights now, they even wait for me to bring out there food :pathd:
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