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  1. wiseowl

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    My walk today .

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    Lovely walk Woo, and lovely pics. Thank you.
    Do you know what kind of ducks that is ?
     
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    Oh wow Woo, what a lovely walk... You are taking in so many aspects of our countryside in one walk... Beautiful..!! I am missing my morning walks with Charley, but very soon my little tiget tim, Jasper will be ready to go walking..!! :yho:Can't wait..!!
    Thanks for sharing your lovely walk Woo.. :gnthb:
     
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    Good evening Alice and Marley thank you for your lovely comments they really are appreciated,Alice yes they are Moorhens,Marley its just nice to be able to get out again,after being confined to the house it makes you appreciate these walks even more,if thats possible:)
     
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    Moorhens Woo ! Yes off course they are !
    And here I am calling them ducks :dh:
    Thank you - and sorry to the Moorhens.:flag:
     
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    Glad you've been out and about, Woo. Nice pics. I like moorhens - their babies are especially cute, like little balls of angora wall with long knitting-needle legs. :hehe:
     
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    Very Autumnal (and industrial) Woo.:gnthb:
     
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    Good morning ClaraLou and Stongy thank you for your positive comments much appreciated,might go in a different direction this morning(gale force winds and very cold though):)
     
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    :wink: It really is great to get out again after a spell of illness Woo & that was such an inspirational walk.... Grounds you...!! Gives you the wonders of life & nature all in one... I am sure, as you do, always ask myself... How do life & nature get along.... ?????? Apart from the obvious disasters,,,, very well it seems...!! Surprisingling in some areas, sadly not others, but we have to be thankful for what we have....
    I think your photos *& othes of your area show how adaptable life, nature & the world are despite what we chuck into it.....!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks so much Woo..... :wink:
     
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    I was so taken on with the Moorhens, Woo, I omitted to say I love the fountain picture. Very well captured and thank you for that.
     
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    Hi Marley and Alice thank you,:)

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    Oh Double Joy Woo.
    The fountain AND the Moorhens.
    Thank you for that. Great pic.
    I just love them.
     
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    Hi Alice you are most welcome:)
     
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    Hey Woo,

    Great pics, glad you're out and about again.

    I was fishing in the harbour when a welsh family stopped next to me to watch a gillemot, the mother said "Oh look, a diving duck !"

    She must have got the vibe i was sending out as a few seconds later she turned round & said to me, with a slightly embarassed look, "Its not a duck, is it"
     
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    Hi Ziggy thank my friend much very appreciated,its the nearest I can get to the coast:dh:Ziggy I just know you said yes it is a duck madam with your sense of chivalry:rotfl::)
     
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