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  1. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    Reportedly seen from a boat off Co Waterford today, per RBA.
  2. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    If they'd used the right end of the brush they might not have needed the air horn. On the photos I saw they were holding the brush & trying to poke it with the stale!
  3. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    If the Walrus makes it to Austria I will be bloody impressed!!
  4. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    Now you're all just making me want to go back for seconds!!!
  5. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    Seems to just eat till its tired, then sleep till its hungry.
  6. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    Still there today per RBA
  7. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    Actually, in this day and age, I suspect the majority of the public would back the Walrus. Or perhaps that's just wishful thinking.
  8. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    Indeed, or of being able to go to Tenby for this but not to England for the Mockingbird. Postcode lottery!
  9. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    We were trying to shift our yearlist up a gear on Anglesey this morning, and were grabbing a nose-bag from a corner shop in Rhosneigr having just collected the Llyn Maelog Ring-necked Duck when news broke. Didn't take long to make the right decision. Views were amazing, what a beast. Really hope...
  10. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    I'll look out for you Saturday then!
  11. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    You on your way Rich?
  12. JWN Andrewes

    Walrus in Ireland

    North Wales rather, but he can take his time, Saturday will do.
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