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Thats a bloody amazing looking dog! I have a RB Bitch who's really athletic (not your lollapy houndy looking RB) and I was toying with the idea of xing her to a Bull grey.... That picture has made my mind up!! Cheers
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Nothin better than walking by someone in the supermarket in thier stale fag waft :sick: Never have and never will - grose :sick:
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Cracking shots, right place right time there for sure!!
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as far as i know there are a couple more to be done which are being done by the sam who took the photos several people dropped out who said they would do it , so some did more than one photo , we did what we could on the day as sam has a living to earn & gave her time for free as did everybody else I missed all this, I'd have been up for that!!
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Just makes you hope to god that kids dont see that and think its a good idea... makes my stomach churn, tossers.
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Aw, takes me back!! How many couple's you got there?... I was trying to count tails ....
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4th one down of the swan,,,, Love it!! x
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Then there was this bird on a pole
Tis TM replied to mad al's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
Love love love Buzzards! I'm lucky enough to live on a ridge of a hill with two valleys each side, and we get some super thermal rides for those boys x -
Not atall! Great aren't they!
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Crumbs, didn't realise so many of you hadn't seen them.... That one was a little babba too! They can get a fair bit longer and fatter than that. On a mission now to find you a biggy Yep, you were correct Hector, its not overly difficult, but dont they match the colour of the dried out grass really well!?!
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She's bootiful Kay, my first lurcher was called madge too x
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Sure is (or snakes to the kiddies ... We have loads, seems to be ideal ground for them here, south facing and lots of soft faulted rocks... Unfortunately lots fall prey to our strimmer I've been trying to persuade the hubby to leave the orchard do its natural thing this year, so to give them a break, but he's starting to niggle about it!
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Turned a few rocks over in the orchard to find this lovely legless lizard Can ya spot it? Then put back where he came from Brill camo!
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Aw you proud Daddy you
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Mmmm, fresh n warm still
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Aw bless em! I would imagine they did after all that wait Well done x
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I think the holes would carry nerves blood vessels etc.
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Well, you could look at it as... If they're eating your meal worms, they aren't raiding some little birds nest for eggs or chicks....... or next time take the shot with an air gun not a camera. (sorry if that offends) Shame they are such a ruthless bird, they're so pretty.
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Chick crumbs a good start, scatterd on clean newspaper that gets removed every 1 - 2 days.
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lol, oh dear, what a mess that must have been are you going to do it again???? lol
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thats what i always use. last year i tried with wine bottles with screwtops and a few coke bottles, both either smashed, blew up or lids popped off. See, I really dont like the sound of glass bombs, thats just too scary! neil cooney Posted Today, 07:57 AM Last year I put mine in screw top Vodka bottles with no problems. The sup I had left I put in a 2 litre fizzy drinks bottle and caught it just as it was about to explode. As I transfered it to another bottle I lost half it. Luckily I've a friend who's fond of her Smirrnoff Ice and she saves me the bottles. I'm just abou
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Thankyou for that!! I just wanted to get my facts right before I commented on his vid, as it says he's from England... unless thats not right.
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Was reading up about it, and came across a piece that said Jay's are only protected in N Ireland, is that right?
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WOW!!!!!
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Ive started this as a new topic, as I'm getting a bit paranoid about how "lively" this stuff can be... I just went and bought 15 wine bottle's with shoulders, and have just read that these aren't ideal.... So what have you used in the past? Here's some snippits I've found regarding suitable recepticals: ..... NB: Suitable bottles are screw-topped 1 litre bottles that held carbonated drinks, like tonic water etc. Avoid bottles with shoulders (like red wine bottles). If you use glass bottles, they must be strong enough to withstand the pressure that will build up during fermentation.