Should be instant jail, no messing around with fines, straight to jail.
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Should be instant jail, no messing around with fines, straight to jail.
Fixed that for you mert.
royalblue66
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The r/s next door has a parrot, and he has it in his garden, weather permitting
and I have been teaching it a few Everton songs, and the miserable get
had stopped putting it out.
and I have been teaching it a few Everton songs, and the miserable get
had stopped putting it out.
Not the best photo, as it was taken with my phone.
Got told that a pair of Ravens are nesting in Speke Hall, which turned out to be true.
This is the nest from the bottom of the tree. ( massive )
Saw both birds, but as always with Ravens, the moment they know you’re there, they slink off.
Very obviously not one of mine
My mate who lives in Minnesota, sent me this one of a Bald Eagle at its nest, which is not far from his back garden !
That’s some nest.
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Came downstairs at lunchtime today to find this cheeky little fella having a nice kip on the garden furniture.
BlueInNZ
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I take it that you didn't go sit next to him and give him a cuddle?
formerly manx toffee
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Frogspawn in my neighbours pond. Digging a small pond ourselves at Easter
My local Nature Reserve next to my flat have requested today for frogspawn as they hD non on the ponds there for years.
That’s not good, as the frogs return to the pond that they were spawned in, which means that all the frogs that have ever spawned in those ponds are now dead
Alanbileysfeathercut
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Plenty of birds in our gardens now the seagulls have vacated.
Sparrows.
Pigeons
Robins
Just one blackbird,first I've seen, here.
And the bullies, the crows.
Sparrows.
Pigeons
Robins
Just one blackbird,first I've seen, here.
And the bullies, the crows.
Yes think that's why they requesting the frogspawn so they can so they can start a new batch of wildlifeThat’s not good, as the frogs return to the pond that they were spawned in, which means that all the frogs that have ever spawned in those ponds are now dead
Not 'quite' true. Many of the frogs who spawned there will be living happily in nearby ponds/streams. They do return to the general area and head towards the same pond, BUT if they stumble across a suitable site en route they will happily spawn there. This is why it's not necessary to 'stock' a newly dug garden pond with frog spawn. If there are frogs in the vicinity they WILL find your pond.That’s not good, as the frogs return to the pond that they were spawned in, which means that all the frogs that have ever spawned in those ponds are now dead