O.Reville1989
I started off with nothing and I've still got some
Not a clue! Was there earlier today and heard nothing about it and it hasn't been discussed on here!
Would also like to know details.
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- Thread starter Edward woodwood
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Not a clue! Was there earlier today and heard nothing about it and it hasn't been discussed on here!
Would also like to know details.
black kite 1964
Well-known member
In front of daukes. Well watched and regulars in on most evenings. Unlikely to be overlooked.
O.Reville1989
I started off with nothing and I've still got some
True enough, might give it a look tomorrow.
firstreesjohn
Well-known member
"Do You Want to Know a Secret"
“There once was a Waggie: Citrine,
That was spotted from Dauke’s, by the screen.
Tho’ not found to preen,
It had lemon sheen;
And by everyone else was unseen.”
It will be interesting to learn the story behind these 'lyrics' ! ! !
“There once was a Waggie: Citrine,
That was spotted from Dauke’s, by the screen.
Tho’ not found to preen,
It had lemon sheen;
And by everyone else was unseen.”
It will be interesting to learn the story behind these 'lyrics' ! ! !
Sue G
Well-known member
Good one Penny, go for the jugular!
gordon hamlett
Well-known member
They have had more than four together at Loch of Strathbeg in the last couple of years - don't have exact figure to hand
Gordon
O.Reville1989
I started off with nothing and I've still got some
Shame that Cattle Egret didn't land......:-C
Oh wait...it did! Shame I have no car in that case!
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Locostella
Guest
Go Old Skool!!
Hitchhike? get yourself on the main drag and your off. I find that a pair of bins round your neck and a smile within 10 miles of the coast guarantees a lift in super quick time. The coast road is even easier to hike down.
I take no responsibility for any persons found five months later in a binbag taking my advice.
Hitchhike? get yourself on the main drag and your off. I find that a pair of bins round your neck and a smile within 10 miles of the coast guarantees a lift in super quick time. The coast road is even easier to hike down.
I take no responsibility for any persons found five months later in a binbag taking my advice.
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Happisbirder
Always looking, seldom finding...
Locostella
Guest
Look at the wing-bars on that blighter and undertail-coverts so clean you could eat your dinner off them.
Cracking bird, very jealous.
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O.Reville1989
I started off with nothing and I've still got some
stuart white
Well-known member
Is Rod Hull in there with you ?
devon.birder
Well-known member
I hope not as he died in 1999. Roger
NoSpringChicken
Well-known member
More to the point, are your bins in there with you and are they any good?
Ron
Ron
Locostella
Guest
I remember now, he died falling off his roof trying to adjust the aerial during a football match. He should have supported Forest, they always look like interference when on T.V. Parkinson and Connolly where latter released without charge.
NoSpringChicken
Well-known member
Trouble with his vertical hold?
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C B Allen
Chris Allen
Surely you mean Keith Harris ?!
Locostella
Guest
No one told him that Emu's lack the power of flight, he must have spent a lot of time birding in Suffolk as a younger man.
