Wildlife Corner

Yes I'm really pleased to be acting as host for them Walnut. It's been about three years since I last spotted a toad in the garden. I've never seen a pair of them together before in the garden.

Put it in the hardest roughest spot in your garden, the beauties love it there.

Kal.:D:D:D

Woo what a fantastic pic :thumb:It's truly magical to get a glimps of nature :D

have a look at some of the wildlife here:thumb:

Himself call pigeons 'sky rats'

Hello All, A few nights ago I watched a programme on one of the animal documentary channels about the recent increase in sightings of big cats across the countryside of Southern England. A big game tracker used his skills to confirm the existence or lack of these majestic and very dangerous...

Wow... no "finger trouble" there then.

From Bonnie's reactions at dusk I am certain you are right Marley. However, you should just see the mess on my flowers and plants from the dust and debris - my new side bed was the site of some of the scaffolding poles, and new eryginium have been flattened. I just can not wait for them to...

Just wonderful and so moving, and yes, the tears were there too. I am sure I either read the story or saw a film about it quite some years ago. Thanks for sharing with us, Paladin.

fmay: Canadian Geese are pretty scarce where i live unless you go to the local WWT or similar, so i was delighted to see so many, it's a shame if that is the case. Kedi: I didn't notice it on that particular one because of the grass but i have seen them on wildlife programmes ect... they're...

Inter, he should have put honey on them, it doesn't kill them but it rots their teeth.:D

:thumb:Well done mate!....Thanks for showing us

It did look bloated K, and none too healthy, shame.:(

Although I'm not a stamp collector, I do like to send friends 'greetings stamps' rather than the usual ones. These endangered British insect stamps were released in April this year, but our branch still had lots available (don't know how I missed them before - have a purse full of less...

Sorry for delay in replying walnut, no it's not that one. The colours were split horizontally -:confused:. The top was green, the bottom half red. Is that any use:o I really must start paying more attention - trouble is by the time I get on here I've forgotten details. That happens with...

Thank you Daisees

Oooo I didn't no they were bullies. It hid in next door tree when the Magpie was around , so not so brave. :D:D:D

Great Pic Pal, very comical.:D:D 02

Must have been a sight to see Emy, thanks for showing us!! 02