Gilbey

Yeah you can buy them or hatching eggs. Can't remember if they said the above ones came as eggs or birds? Genuine American wild turkeys

Been on a place that had American wild turkeys around the farm with the poultry, and out in the woods with the pheasants. Can't help with questions. Said when they flush over the line they are like B52 bombers

There's inbred dogs, birds, fowl, cattle, various wildlife etc etc, that looks fine stood right infront of you, so how anyone can tell how inbred something is from a crappy pic is amazing lol

Think he put a bull x over it

Lad on here that kept chopping and changing had that, sure it was saluki lurcher with collie in it, merle as a pup

Not a one off, my lurcher sired by a top whip grey scratch racer was quicker than my salukis and crosses for a bit...MC won't have it I bet

Yep, seen them advertised, crossed with lurchers not greys though. Also more recently seen pocket bully crosses

We were once road siding, and there was a light in a wood, at the same time we both said there's someone on that sett. The light started going up the bank, we both said their walking up the bank. Then the light cleared the top of the trees we both looked at each other and said what the f**k!? It was just a plane coming from miles off... Can't make yours out

Garmin do a basic handset now alpha 10, and a slimmed down collar t20. From memory

Were the dogs wanting at them or away? Guessing he was ratching

Lucas is meant to have deerhound back in it, but both of them are saluki lurchers so there'll be all sorts way back

Quite a few Peewits around home compared to other places, though they have a fair job protecting their young at times like you say. Some land near work is in some sort of wildlife scheme and its actually done away with the Peewits. He plants a seed mix and its left, which has been great for finches and roe, but every year at nesting time they harrow it etc they dwindled away to nowt, madness

Haven't heard Our blackbirds mimic, just sing brilliantly of an evening, love it. Starlings round here have bits of duck and buzzard mixed into there song, and for as long as I can remember they've called like curlews. Red kites are rare, just the odd one seen

Still get greenfinch on the feeders fairly regular, but not many at all. Think that 'fat finch' has hammered them

Saw the first one yesterday morning at work, think a few days later than last year