Gilbey

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

You do get idiots smashing fences/gates though and leaving shite/litter everywhere, be daft saying owt else

Round work got hit quite hard with myxomatosis this time, think because it had been missed for a good while, unlike other places. But there's already baby bunnies about

Be plenty interested that don't have emails etc etc

Both, but they can't keep it up, nothing can

Can't comment on racing, but I had a lurcher sired by a top whip grey scratch racer. He was the fastest dog off the line on any ground/situation I've had. That's over salukis, saluki lurcher and a lurcher x lurcher with sal in. So the real thing would obviously smoke anything, like has been said just for a while though..

Search wedding bird cage, loads come up on amazon etc Sure the little I've seen of dove releases, they used a small white pigeon basket

I know it's about non ped whips. But I think your wrong, the ancestors of today's saluki lurchers would of been in Hull first, before they imported that first bitch

There's meant to be ghosts and haunted places round here, I've seen feck all anywhere or any time. Close family have seen things and one even moved house because it was haunted, didn't see feck all there either. Only thing, one of my dogs would drop back on the lead where people have seen something on the road, and pick back up when past

A collie at work and most dogs at shoots

Know a bitch version that's a f****r for nailing things on the lead road walking, mostly voles. Plus moles, young rabbits, young birds and dare it be whispered a young hare

Of course not lol. It's a video, when he's standing away from it you can tell its proper size imo, but don't take my word watch it he's called 'Ac coming back to life' or similar. Pure wildcats are rare, crossing with moggies is their biggest threat. Folk are trapping the crosses and neutering them

I watched that video of the roadkill cat when it first went on youtube, it's a big sturdy cat, but imo it's nowhere near that length, watch it and take note of the kerb stones etc